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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2024 · 20 MIN

Leading Schools in Challenging Times: A Conversation with Dr. Steve Joel

from Superintendents Unplugged

In this episode, we'll explore the complexities of the superintendent role, especially in the face of recent challenges like the pandemic. Dr. Joel shares his insights on finding and nurturing the right leaders for school districts, the importance of long-term leadership, and the need for intentional, strategic planning. Whether you're an educator, parent, student, or simply passionate about education, today's discussion promises to be enlightening and inspiring. So, get ready to join us on this incredible journey as we delve into the nuances of educational leadership with one of the best in the field. Timestamps00:00 Superintendents are facing challenges, and seeking new replacements.06:51 Pandemic teaches leadership, strategy, engagement, and execution.10:27 Gratitude for systemic change in educational leadership.13:39 Education flexibility, need for gradual change.15:06 Compelling mandate leads to negative internal culture.17:46 Presentation emphasizes intention, relationships, and courage in work.Connect with Dr. Steve Joel LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-joel-a0b72970Website: https://wp.lps.org/

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