Sue Alexander and Dr. Sarah Jerome share ideas on being a creative thinker in order to develop consensus and build a vision in your schools and school district. These educators have decades of successful school leadership experience to share.

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Our guests, Sue Alexander and Dr. Sarah Jerome, share strategies, Isolate the Issue and Predict and Prevent, which efficiently and effectively address problems that arise for the school administrator. This episode will be helpful to new and experienced school administrators.

Sue Alexander served on administrative teams in three different public-school districts holding the positions of

• Superintendent
• High School Principal
• Assistant Principal
• Prior to education, worked 10 years in business finance and held the positions of Secretary of the Board of Directors of a no-load mutual fund and as Vice President of an Investment Advisory Company.

"In diversity lies stability."
Dr. Sarah Jerome has

• 46 years in education
• 23 of those years as a superintendent: 15 years in Kettle Moraine, WI and 8 years in Arlington Heights, IL
• Principal at Nicolet High School and Assistant Superintendent in Rockford Illinois.
• Served in 9 school districts in 5 states.
• Served as President of AASA-American Association of School Administrators.
• Currently working for HYA Consulting which does superintendent searches and strategic planning for school districts.

My mantra and motto: Public Education is the Backbone of Democracy!

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 Dr. Davila will be talking about being a material leader and listening to your voice from within. 

Listeners can find a link to his article titled Leadership Voices on YouTube, Facebook, and Buzzsprout as well as the link below. 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JZHZj4ZY-6W37axC_a9x7Fch3utAHEav/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=114539196425473710011&rtpof=true&sd=true

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Be sure to check out our episode on Educational Relevance featuring our guest, Dr. Frank Davila. 

Dr. Davila will be talking about leadership in a diverse school and providing an equitable education for every single child, regardless of their background, language, culture and traditions.

As well as ways to make adjustments to help them get into the system in a more productive and dynamic method. 

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For teachers who need a fun, engaging, simple lesson to get through the few weeks of instruction during the month of December, listen to this proven successful lesson from Sue Knopp, retired educator from District 11 in Colorado Springs. 
The strategy called Gallery Walk can be used for any subject and any time of the year. 

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