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Dr. Michael Lubelfeld: A Coalition of The Good
In this episode of The Superintendent Effect, host Anne Brown sits down with Dr. Michael Lubelfeld, superintendent of North Shore School District 112 in Illinois. With more than 16 years of leadership experience, Dr. Lubelfeld reflects on his journey from classroom teacher to district leader, sharing lessons in mentorship, resilience, and community building.
We explore:
How Dr. Lubelfeld is integrating AI and emerging technology into K-8 classrooms.
What it means to lead through crisis, trauma, and recovery after the Highland Park mass shooting.
His perspective on mental health, school safety, and student support systems.
The role of mentorship, humility, and collaboration in shaping lasting leadership.
A preview of his fifth book on educational leadership and his vision for tomorrow’s schools.
Whether you’re an educator, parent, or leader, this conversation offers powerful insights into how strong leaders can build strong schools and resilient communities.
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By The Superintendent EffectIn this episode of The Superintendent Effect, host Anne Brown sits down with Dr. Michael Lubelfeld, superintendent of North Shore School District 112 in Illinois. With more than 16 years of leadership experience, Dr. Lubelfeld reflects on his journey from classroom teacher to district leader, sharing lessons in mentorship, resilience, and community building.
We explore:
How Dr. Lubelfeld is integrating AI and emerging technology into K-8 classrooms.
What it means to lead through crisis, trauma, and recovery after the Highland Park mass shooting.
His perspective on mental health, school safety, and student support systems.
The role of mentorship, humility, and collaboration in shaping lasting leadership.
A preview of his fifth book on educational leadership and his vision for tomorrow’s schools.
Whether you’re an educator, parent, or leader, this conversation offers powerful insights into how strong leaders can build strong schools and resilient communities.