eXceptional Governance: Paul Johnson on the Practices of Effective School Boards

Dr. Paul Johnson, associate professor at Bowling Green State University and a researcher on how school boards impact student achievement, shares with us his 12 leadership practices of effective school boards. He also discusses the importance of a healthy relationship between boards and superintendents and offers his own experience serving as a trustee. Johnson is a featured speaker at the upcoming XG Summit, a conference that focuses on how school boards can positively affect student achievement through eXceptional Governance. Registration is now open for the XG Summit, taking place online November 9-10. https://bit.ly/2Gwah69 ©2020 Texas Association of School Boards, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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