I equip educational leaders with research-based and experientially learned educational leadership principles and best practices that promote student success! “When kids are led well, they learn well.”
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As educational leaders, few responsibilities carry more weight than ensuring equitable opportunities for all students, particularly those from historically marginalized communities. Despite decades of reform efforts, achievement and opportunity gaps persist, indicating that many of our well-intentioned initiatives fall short. |
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Dr. Kim Moore
I equip educational leaders with research-based and experientially learned educational leadership principles and best practices that promote student success! “When kids are led well, they learn well.”
Strong family partnerships don’t happen through flyers or events. They grow when we listen with humility and invite families to shape school culture rather than receive information. In this episode, we explore how shifting from compliance to true collaboration transforms engagement, especially with underrepresented families. When we share power, trust follows. Click HERE to enjoy the podcast! #EducationalLeader,Kim "When students are led well, they learn well." The views shared in the...
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While serving in my previous district, I visited a high school where AP enrollment had skyrocketed among historically underrepresented students. When I asked the principal what changed, she smiled and said, “We stopped waiting for students to find opportunities and started actively removing barriers.” This simple shift illustrates the heart of educational equity work. Click HERE to continue with Blog Post [ELM#1041] Advanced Programs for All Students
Strong family partnerships don’t happen through flyers or events. They grow when we listen with humility and invite families to shape school culture rather than receive information. In this week's video, we explore how shifting from compliance to true collaboration transforms engagement, especially with underrepresented families. When we share power, trust follows. #EducationalLeader, Kim Click HERE to enjoy the video! #EducationalLeader,Kim When students are led well, they learn well. The...