In this presentation, Learning Counsel CEO LeiLani Cauthen and special guest Felicia Rattray, Founder of the Permission to Succeed Education Center, explain the real-world benefits of Hybrid Logistics in our post-pandemic universe. According to Cauthen, “Its “Why” is really, how do you create equity through study time adjustment? One of the districts you heard from ...

By Charles Sosnik No sooner does it seem like we have fallen back for Fall, then it is time to Spring forward for the Learning Counsel’s Spring events. Yep, the Learning Counsel has announced their schedule of 2023 Learning Leadership Symposia (or symposiums, if you want to go with the modern spelling). I’ll stick with ...

Speaking to Lessons Learned According to many of the people who attend the Learning Counsel’s Learning Leadership Symposia, the Administrator Panel Discussion is the icing on the cake, a chance for some of the area’s most distinguished administrators to let their hair down and let the ideas fly. In typical fashion, there are no rules ...

By Lucy Sanders After a long day at work, unwind with a book. Alternatively, make the most of your free time on weekends and holidays. Here are some novels that we think you would like and those we’ve read and appreciated that will suit a variety of moods.   1. Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid ...

There is both an art and a science to making presentations for your district. In this presentation, Dr. Todd Fouche, Deputy Superintendent, Frisco Independent School District shares both his presentation and his thinking, as well as the many different nuanced versions you will need for your own presentations. But there is more. Frisco Independent School ...

Learning Leadership Symposium: Little Rock Administrator Panel If you are familiar with the Learning Counsel’s Learning Leadership Symposia, you may know that the high point of the day is generally the Administrative Panel Discussion, a high-stakes, high-yield discussion from the finest education minds in the region. And as is usually the case, these panel discussions ...

One of the favorite features of the Learning Counsel’s Learning Leadership Symposia is the Guest Administrator Panel. This is a no-holds-barred discussion featuring some of the top minds in education from the Symposium location. This Nashville area discussion featured Dr. Chris Causey, Superintendent at Robertson County Schools, and Dr. Janis Epperson, Superintendent at Humboldt City ...

Everyone loves the Administrator Panel Discussions at the Learning Counsel’s Regional Digital Transition Events. Perhaps it is because we feature some of America’s brightest education minds in each discussion. Or perhaps it is because of the no-holds-barred attitude from the panelists, always eager to share the truth and to get to the solution of every ...