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In the Spring of 2015, PLS 3rd Learning, a longtime signature partner of the New York State Council of School Superintendents (NYSCOSS), otherwise known as THE COUNCIL, developed SuperEval: an online platform for supporting THE COUNCIL’s Superintendent Model Evaluation…
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A Conversation with Aaron Bayer, Superintendent of the Oregon Trail School District (opens the original)
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Executive Summary In this episode of Leaders Learning from Leaders, host Steve Barkley speaks with Aaron Bayer, Superintendent of the Oregon Trail School District and current chair of the Clackamas ESD Chief Administrators’ Council. Now in his sixteenth year, Superintendent Bayer reflects on the language a leader puts on the work and the harder discipline of standing on that language when conditions change. Oregon Trail spans roughly 424 square miles at the base of Mount Hood, reaching from Gove
A Conversation with Dr. Randy Poe, Executive Director of the Northern Kentucky Education Council (opens the original)
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Executive Summary In this episode of Leaders Learning from Leaders, host Steve Barkley speaks with Dr. Randy Poe, Executive Director of the Northern Kentucky Education Council, former superintendent of Boone County Schools in Kentucky, and an at-large member of the Kentucky Board of Education. Drawing on nearly four decades in Boone County, Dr. Poe reflects on the strategic alignment, community trust, and continuous learning that carried one of Kentucky's most recognized school districts through
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