Equity-Centered Leadership—What Is It?

Posted Date: 05/22/2022

We are counting down the days until our upcoming highly anticipated webinar, Equity-Centered Principal Preparation, A Discussion With District Leaders. Do not forget to register to join us on Thursday, May 26th at 2:00 PM EDT to hear from clients who successfully use simulations as a part of their principal preparation programs and discuss Equity-Centered Principal Preparation.   In this session, our panel of district leaders will give their thoughts and answer these critical questions many educators have about simulations and equity-centered principal preparation: What is an equity-centered instructional leader's role in improving instructional practice to enhance student success, decrease achievement gaps, and eliminate opportunity gaps? How can simulations increase principals' ability and knowledge to lead schools as equity-centered instructional leaders who ensure that every student has a positive learning experience and achieves high levels of achievement? Save My Seat at the Webinar Dave Versteeg Superintendent Mason City Community School District Mason City, Iowa Courtney Wall Director | Principal Pipeline Initiatives CMS Department of Ed. Leadership Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Charlotte, NC Ron Cabrera, Ph.D. Former Superintendent Director 4 Corners ALAS Leadership Academy University of Colorado Denver Adjunct Professor, School of Education and Human Development Boulder, CO Malaika Bryant Director II, Educator Development & Data Support Continuous Improvement Team Kern County Superintendent of Schools Instructional Services Bakersfield, CA Dan Ray, Ed.S. Leadership Development Specialist Rockdale County Public Schools Conyers, GA Save My Seat at the Webinar During the webinar, district leaders will highlight a few key themes that have been on many leaders' minds this time of year, including utilizing simulations for equity-centered principal preparation. What does it take for current principals to lead schools successfully, and how prepared are they? Principals face a difficult task in ensuring that every student has the opportunity to participate in a high-quality educational experience. In order to fulfill this challenge, school leadership must prioritize both equity and excellence and principals must be instructional leaders who prioritize equity. Thank you for being a SchoolSims client and we look forward to seeing you there Panfilo! Sincerely, Brian Biddulph-Krentar Chief Strategy Officer SchoolSims SchoolSims, 1442 Pottstown Pike, Suite 236, West Chester, PA 19380, United States