AASA’s Transformational Leadership Consortium
Download MP3AASA’s Transformational Leadership Consortium School system leaders championing areas of innovation, creativity and technology gathered this week at Leyden Community High School District 212 in Franklin Park, Ill., March 12-14, as part of AASA, The School Superintendents Association’sTransformational Leadership Consortium. The purpose of the consortium is to support school district administrators as they scale successful models in support of engaging, effective learning experiences using transformative practices and educational and community partnerships to be the leading national voices for innovation in our nation’s public schools.Nick Polyak, Superintendent of the host district reviews the event for us.
AASA’s Transformational Leadership Consortium School system leaders championing areas of innovation, creativity and technology gathered this week at Leyden Community High School District 212 in Franklin Park, Ill., March 12-14, as part of AASA, The School Superintendents Association’sTransformational Leadership Consortium. The purpose of the consortium is to support school district administrators as they scale successful models in support of engaging, effective learning experiences using transformative practices and educational and community partnerships to be the leading national voices for innovation in our nation’s public schools.Nick Polyak, Superintendent of the host district reviews the event for us.
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