KEDC Cadres that empower specific district leadership roles provide an organic PL experience.

Are you looking for support in your district level role?  Leadership roles can become lonely and isolating. You may wish that you had others who are serving in similar or the same roles in other districts to learn from. KEDC may have a cadre for you!  Listen to this episode for more information to determine if this is the support that you need.  In this episode of the KEDC podcast guests Latishia Sparks, KEDC Programs and Partnership Lead, Cassandra Adams, Title I and Gifted and Talented in Franklin County, and Heather Aldrich, District Assessment Coordinator in Russell Independent discuss their roles, the importance of collaboration through cadres.  This conversation highlights the various cadres available to KEDC member districts, the benefits of participation, and the supportive network that these groups create for educators. These amazing guests share personal insights and advice for both new and experienced educators, emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration in the field of education. This episode highlights the various cadres available, their benefits, and offers advice for educators on staying true to their purpose and seeking help when needed. Click on this link to read more about the schedule and sign up for the cadre that you would benefit from in your role.  https://kentuckyeducationaldcky.sites.thrillshare.com/page/role-group-cadres