Leader to Leader with Darryl Cobb
In Leader to Leader, host Darryl Cobb, President of the Charter School Growth Fund, sits down with exceptional school leaders from the charter school community, unpacking not only their successes, but also the profound personal stories that compel them to lead.
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What Worked 30 Years Ago Won’t Work Today: Sehba Ali on Reinventing KIPP Texas (opens the original)
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In Season 3, Episode 1 of Leader to Leader, Darryl Cobb, President of the Charter School Growth Fund, sits down with Sehba Ali, CEO of KIPP Texas Public Schools, a network of 47 schools serving nearly 30,000 students across Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. Sehba reflects on growing up as the child of immigrants, the sacrifices her parents made to prioritize education, and how watching her mother teach helped shape her belief that schools should be places of community, belonging, and opp
From Panama to the Bronx: Yeime Valle on Leading with Clarity, Character, and Community (opens the original)
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In this special summer 2026 episode of Leader to Leader, Darryl Cobb, President of the Charter School Growth Fund, sits down with Yeime Valle, CEO and Executive Director of Brilla Public Charter Schools, a network of eight schools serving approximately 2,500 students across the Bronx. Yeime reflects on immigrating from Panama, growing up without her mother and father present, and how her own experiences as a student shaped her belief that educators must understand the whole child, not only the b
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