School Leadership

What administrator isn’t looking for a tool that can make life easier?  While large districts have ways to automate a lot of things, administrators of small schools typically have to do those things manually or not at all.  It can be really tough to push towards the excellence we desire with finite capabilities and time limits, not to mention tight budgets!   That’s where the Google Suite comes in.  If you’re not using it, you should seriously consider it!  Google Classroom o

Remote Learning can Help Christian Schools Reach More Families COVID-19 has brought about new teaching and learning opportunities for Christian school educators through distance learning, whether or not we were ready or wanting it!  As school leaders, I’m sure you’ve been able to identify teachers who have thrived in this new learning environment.  You may also have heard from families who are enjoying having their kids home so much that they desire to homeschool next year. 

DUN-DUNNN-dun-dun. DUN-DUNNN-dun-dun. DUN-DUNNN-dun-dun. DUN-DUNNN-dun-dun. NA-na-naaa.  NA-na-naaa. Na-na!  Could you sing it?  That was my meager attempt at Mission Impossible’s theme song.  Because that’s what this post is about.  Doing the impossible. Talk about a doozy.  Change leadership 101 is that you have to establish the need for change in order to generate buy-in for change initiatives. But as Christian school leaders, we may not have that luxury.  Many of us are b

Christian School Leadership: Perception and Reality Welcome, Christian Educator!  I’m so glad you’ve found my blog and hope it becomes an important tool for your Christian school leadership.  We all know of some Christian schools that are complete standouts, known for academic excellence and sought after by believers and unbelievers alike.  Unfortunately, this is not the reputation of all Christian schools. Like it or not, Christian educators sometimes have a reputation of be