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Shelly and her large extended family are farmers from Indiana. The rotary phone with the shared community line, along with the farming equipment was the technology she grew up with....
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Kristen has been in public education for 20 years. She has a passion for working in the classroom, as you'll gather from her interview, as well as mentoring teachers. She...
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Throughout history, but more so today in light of the national political climate, there is a risk that women leaders of color take in boldly vocalizing equity stances on behalf...
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After 31 years as a public educator, Kathy Demers retired as School Superintendent of the Monroe Public Schools in Ohio, and joined BASA - the Buckeye Association of School Administrators....
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Superintendent Margaret Crespo speaks like a tenured Superintendent, despite this being her first year on the job in the Laramie County School District 1 in southeast Wyoming. This is in...
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For Dr. Tawana Grover, being the first black woman Superintendent in Nebraska is no small matter, nor an insignificant message to her students and community.... Read More
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Melissa Sadorf is a rural education leader who cares deeply about people. She actively contributes to the development of future leaders in her home state of Arizona and at the...
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Dr. Luvelle Brown is in his 11th year serving as Superintendent of the Ithaca City Public Schools in New York. He sat down to talk to Dr. Kishimoto about receiving...
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You can hear her passion for students in her voice and you can see her intentionality in how she leads her district design today. This is a trait that bodes...
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