Belonging means being your true self, not just fitting in. Help your teen explore their identity with insights from leadership coaches.

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Creating a classroom of vulnerability & empathy empowers students to take risks, embrace growth, & feel safe sharing their authentic selves.

Confronting biases transforms classrooms and leaders. Challenge assumptions, embrace diverse strengths, and see every student's potential.

Leadership growth happens when we step outside our comfort zones, but not too far. Explore how risk, challenge, and failure lead to success.

Every student has leadership potential. When we stop reserving leadership for a few, we empower all students to grow and lead themselves.

Being overlooked as a student shaped how I see leadership potential in others. Here's how I encourage quiet students to step into leadership

Empower your students to step up and lead. Together, we can create a stronger, more connected school community. Learn more here

With the New Year upon us, I spent time reflecting on why my method of leadership development has been proven time and again - learn why.

Leadership and chemistry are both hard. Challenges make us stronger leaders, but we need each support. We can all develop into leaders.

Often we do not have that same expectation for ourselves. We also need to be a part of our own community, one with our fellow educators.

It is really a misnomer that consent resides only in the bedroom. It actually happens very early in our lives.

Where should we draw the line with work at home? If we bring work home, it then becomes normal. Let’s just look at the numbers:

We should be working to help students, and ourselves honestly, know how and when to effectively use cell phones.

Was your 20-21 school year really negative? Do you want to try and change it for yourself? Try practicing gratitude.