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REGISTER TODAY: The number of California school superintendents quitting or retiring is escalating, despite increased salaries and benefits. Among the reasons for leaving: Stress, polarized politics and threats stemming from pandemic school closures. Some are being pushed out by newly elected school board majorities. • Why have superintendent jobs become so difficult? • What can school boards do to attract and retain superintendents? • What can superintendents do to navigate politically charged board meetings and issues? Join EdSource’s Diana Lambert and Anne Vasquez as they explore these questions and much more with a panel of veteran superintendents and experts.

🚀 Elevating Summer Learning: The Essential Role of Camps 🌞 In today's fast-paced world, the summer 'break' presents both a challenge and an opportunity for our children's education and personal growth. As we reminisce about the simplicity of our own childhood summers, it's crucial to recognize that the landscape of learning and development has evolved. Our latest resource blog dives into the transformative power of summer camps, offering a fresh perspective on combatting summer learning loss. Let's discuss: How do you see the role of summer camps evolving in supporting our children's education and personal growth? Share your thoughts and experiences below. #SummerLearning #EducationalEquity #ChildDevelopment #summercamp #CommunityEngagement https://lnkd.in/eeRHFrEs

Grateful for receiving another 5-star review! We value feedback not only from parents and students, but also from community members who recognize our revolutionized approach to education! Contact me to experience Fusion Boca Raton 🦩and see what we're all about! 😎 #TestimonialTuesday #PersonalizedAdmissions #FusionOutreach #FusionBocaRaton🦩 #FlexibleScheduling #IndividualizedEducation #RevolutionizedLearning

UPCOMING ROUNDTABLE REGISTRATION: The number of California school superintendents quitting or retiring is escalating, despite increased salaries and benefits. Among the reasons for leaving: Polarized politics, stress and threats stemming from pandemic school closures. Some are being pushed out by newly elected school board majorities. • Why have superintendent jobs become so difficult? • What can school boards do to attract and retain superintendents? • What can superintendents do to navigate politically charged board meetings and issues? Join EdSource's Diana Lambert and Anne Vasquez as they explore these questions and much more with a panel of veteran superintendents and experts.

To anyone thinking of becoming a K-12 school system Superintendent, check out this upcoming roundtable discussion. Panelists include retired California Superintendents, but can surely be relevant to other states. #educationalleadership #k12education

With a majority of Kansas City Metro school districts going back in session this week, I can't help but think about going back to school as a kid in Winfield, KS. The idea of new school clothes and school supplies coupled with meeting new friends made for an exciting trade off for summer vacation. One thing that isn't exciting...how much it costs for back to school shopping today. In a Federal Reserve of St. Louis Study, the cost of back to school shopping and school supplies in 2001 (when I started the first grade) was $299.20 per student. Today, families spend $874.68 on average per student. #backtoschool #educationplanning #financialplanning

Is summer over already? August is here and so is #NationalBacktoSchoolMonth. With Sarasota, Manatee, and DeSoto county students returning to class on the 12th, their new chapter has just begun. It's an exciting time filled with new teachers, friends, and subjects, but getting back into school mode can be challenging for kids too. Here are some tips for helping them prepare: https://lnkd.in/g9FturQV

So proud of my team and their work! Check out this awesome article detailing how KIPP New Orleans works to fulfill its promise. ❤️ https://lnkd.in/gHnShxV5

With a majority of Kansas City Metro school districts going back in session this week, I can't help but think about going back to school as a kid in Winfield, KS. The idea of new school clothes and school supplies coupled with meeting new friends made for an exciting trade off for summer vacation. One thing that isn't exciting...how much it costs for back to school shopping today. In a Federal Reserve of St. Louis Study, the cost of back to school shopping and school supplies in 2001 (when I started the first grade) was $299.20 per student. Today, families spend $874.68 on average per student. #backtoschool #educationplanning #financialplanning

Check out our latest reflections by our CEO Rich Harrison about our recently published school dashboard data and the impact we are driving toward in our East Oakland communty!