Episode 24: Strategic School Size

An episode of the RenewCast podcast, hosted by Renew Education, titled "Episode 24: Strategic School Size" was published on March 7, 2024 and runs 21 minutes.

March 7, 2024 ·21m · RenewCast

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Summary

Far too often, school size is a function of facility capacity or enrollment trends which can be driven by a myriad of factors. However, schools should think strategically about the size of the a school that its most likely to help a school fulfill its mission. While host Noah Brink does offer a personal preference, the overarching goal of the conversation is to challenge school leaders to think strategically about a mission-appropriate school size. #christianity #christianeducation #christianworldview #christianschool #schoolenrollment

Episode Description

Far too often, school size is a function of facility capacity or enrollment trends which can be driven by a myriad of factors. However, schools should think strategically about the size of the a school that its most likely to help a school fulfill its mission. While host Noah Brink does offer a personal preference, the overarching goal of the conversation is to challenge school leaders to think strategically about a mission-appropriate school size. #christianity #christianeducation #christianworldview #christianschool #schoolenrollment

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