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There was a time until not too long ago that good schools could stay abreast of a changing landscape. But now, that landscape is changing so quickly that traversing it can no longer be done alone. The EXPLO Elevate team explores ideas, programs, and practices in order to help build powerful learning environments where students and faculty can flourish.
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Scenario I: A pre-K–8 school board meeting receiving what looks like unambiguously good news: net tu...
The article I wrote at the end of last year, Table Stakes Aren't Strategy, generated quite a bit of ...
How do you arrive at the development goal in your annual budget? If you're like many school leaders,...
The problem this solves Every leadership team eventually hits the same wall: two good things, not en...
The article: Atul Gawande, "The Bell Curve," The New Yorker, 2004
Board retreats might feel like obligations, things Heads and Board Chairs think they are supposed to...
There's a line from Hamlet that Arthur Levine and Scott Van Pelt invoke in a recent Chronicle of Hig...
A couple of years ago, I wrote: We are seeing a broad-based breakdown in empathy, more specifically,...
Independent schools have mission statements. They're on the website, in admissions materials, and ar...