Lead the Way EDU with Dr. Bill Ziegler - A Podcast for EDU Leaders

In this riveting episode, Kirk Dolson, Principal of Parkview High School, in the Loudoun County Public Schools shares how he turned around an academically struggling school to become a high achieving school for all students. He provides concrete examples of how he raised achievement for fragile learners and how he led his faculty/staff in this process.

Parkview High School

1,432 students

81% Diversity

60% Economically Disadvantaged

Get connected with Kurt to learn more about how he, and his team, are leading their students toward success.

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Parkview's Twitter: @Park_View_HS

Loudoun County Public Schools Principals Pack Pack and Andrew Stevens talk about the power of mentoring. Paul, the Washington Post and Loudoun County Public Schools Principal of the Year, has served as Andrew's mentor over the past year. Andrew, a new principal at Arcola Elementary School, found the mentoring highly valuable and a rewarding experience.

Paul Pack, the Washington Post and Loudoun County Public Schools Principal of the Year, shares how to lead STEM in schools. Paul's school, Liberty Elementary School, was recognized as a 2018 National STEM Excellence School.

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Glenn Robbins, Superintendent of Tabernacle School District in New Jersey, shares how leaders can be intentional in leading others to be original.

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Dr. Neil Gupta, Director of Secondary Education at the Worthington City Schools, shares the 4 Ways School Leaders Need to Serve as Coaches.

Dr. Gupta is an AMLE Faculty Member and the Moderator of #LeadUpChat

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Dr. Neil Gupta, Director of Secondary Education at the Worthington City Schools, shares about the Shadow a Student

Dr. Gupta is an AMLE Faculty Member and the Moderator of #LeadUpChat

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Dr. Joe Schroeder serves as the Associate Executive Director of the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators. Joe's thirty-year career in education had him serving as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, and superintendent of schools. He is also the author of "Labor of Love - A Spiritual Companion for Servant Leaders."

Check out Joe's book on Amazon at Labor of Love

Joe's website is https://www.laboroflovebook.org

Dr. Joe Schroeder serves as the Associate Executive Director of the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators. Joe's thirty-year career in education had him serving as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, and superintendent of schools. He is also the author of "Labor of Love - A Spiritual Companion for Servant Leaders."

Check out Joe's book on Amazon at Labor of Love

Joe's website is https://www.laboroflovebook.org

2017 Minnesota NAESP Principal of the Year, Jessica Cabeen, shares a powerful reminder for all school leaders to Listen, Learn, and Lead. In this power packed podcast, Jessica shares how she has led from her feet and how she is empowering students and teachers in her school. Connect with Jessica on Twitter at twitter.com/JessicaCabeen and check out her blog for school leaders at principalinbalance.wordpress.comJessica is passionate about helping school leaders find balance between work and life. She believes that we need to be filling our own gas tanks so we can make an extraordinary difference in the lives of others.

Episode 3 provides School Leaders with tools to have courageous conversations with staff members. A positive school culture and a culture of excellence is critical to move a school forward; as a result, School Leaders need to have courageous conversations to challenge the status quo, mediocrity, and attitudes/actions that are agains the school mission. This podcast equips School Leaders with the tools to engage in Courageous Conversations.