Disrupting Education For Good

As Clayton Christensen said, "disruption is not about tearing things down. It's about doing things better". In this insightful interview, Dr. Will Darter, superintendent of Everton R3 School District, shares his experiences leading a small rural district, innovative strategies like the Diploma Plus program, and the importance of community and collaboration in education. Discover how small schools can succeed and scale impactful initiatives across the country.Purchase a copy of Dr. Darter's new book, "The Empowered Rural Education Leader: A Framework from America's Small Schools and Why It Matters Everywhere" on Amazon For more information on New Era visit: www.newerasuperintendents.com

As Clayton Christensen said, "disruption is not about tearing things down. It's about doing things better". With that in mind we are joined by Dr. Kara Coglianese, Superintendent of Crete-Monee School District 201-U in Crete, IL. Dr. Coglianese discusses the challenges and transformations in education post-COVID. She emphasizes the importance of mental health, personalized learning, and adapting to the needs of students in a high poverty community. The conversation also explores the role of technology and AI in education, as well as innovative approaches to career pathways and the future structure of schooling.For more on New Era Superintendents visit: www.newerasuperintendents.com

As Clayton Christensen said, "disruption is not about tearing things down. It's about doing things better". With that in mind we are joined by Dr. Tiffany Brunson, Superintendent of ESD 159 in Matteson, IL. Dr. Brunson discusses her journey in education, the challenges of funding and equity, the importance of redefining success in education, and the role of AI in shaping the future of learning. Join this inspiring conversation with "host leader" and positive disruptor, Dr. Tiffany Brunson.For more about New Era Superintendents visit: www.newerasuperintendents.com

As Clayton Christensen said, "disruption is not about tearing things down. It's about doing things better". With that in mind we are joined by Executive Director of School Boards for Academic Excellence (https://sbaenetwork.org) David Hoyt who discusses the achievement potential that exists when School Boards and Superintendents stay committed to that goal.

As Superintendent Dr. Quintin Shepherd transitions to Pflugerville ISD he shares about a twenty-year career that has led him to practice compassionate leadership, to pursue performance based contracts and the notion and possibility of rebirth - both in education and in life - as explored through his latest book "Transforming Education" available now on Amazon.For more information on New Era Superintendents visit: www.newerasuperintendents.com

Superintendent Dr. Jim Capolupo led his district to a remarkable series of achievements, which sound too good to be true until you hear the story behind them. And like most great accomplishments, they involved disruptions and rearrangements, and not everybody was happy about that. But the kids were.Interested in joining New Era Superintendents visit www.newerasuperintendents.com