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EPISODE · May 21, 2025 · 12 MIN

Onboarding to Build Successful School Boards (re-release)

from NYSSBA's President's Gavel Podcast · host NYSSBA's President's Gavel Podcast

School board elections just happened. Is your board prepared to onboard new members? An effective onboarding process benefits new members by helping them acclimate quickly while avoiding common pitfalls that can strain relations. Through a proactive plan, boards can support their new members while building trust, collaboration and unity on the governance team. This enables them to focus better on advancing positive student outcomes without unnecessary distractions. HostJamie McPherson, Deputy Director of Leadership Development, NYSSBA GuestMark Snyder, Senior Leadership Development Manager, NYSSBA ResourcesNYSSBA’s FAQ: Onboarding New Board Members GuideOnboarding ChecklistOn Board article - Developing an effective onboarding processOn Board article - The importance of welcoming new school board membersNYSSBA’s FAQ: Onboarding New Board Members GuideOnboarding ChecklistNeed help developing your board operations handbook? Request a Custom Board Retreat here.For more information about NYSSBA’s Custom Board Retreats contact [email protected]. Stock media provided by www.pond5.com

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