CES Leadership: When to Push, Pull, or Reach Just beyond Your Grasp
Facilitator(s): Michael Routa

Workshop   +   Leadership: change process   +   Everyone
Leadership in a Coalition school is often dependent on the personality of the leader. Important decisions that leaders face are often a question of timing: when to push for ideas in a school setting, when to pull the staff through discussions of hard topics, and when to lead by reaching for ideas that seem just out of grasp. This interactive workshop will ask participants to engage in a conversation about leadership as a strategic process. Some specific skills from a group leadership model will be shared as part this workshop. Participants will be asked to meet in small groups to share situations in which it is useful to apply leadership skills, and will leave the workshop with strategies to implement their ideas.
Date/Time: Saturday, 10:30am - 12:30pm   Room: CC 214   Session #89
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Participants indicating interest in attending this session are:
Damien BawnDanville Local School District
Anne BeitlersEckstein Middle School
Sheldon BermanNJ-CES
Greg BitherNoble High School
Elizabeth City
Bea DormanLogan Elm High School
Anne DudleyPhillipsburg High School
Becky ElmendorfSqualicum High School
Gail EpifanioVineland Public Schools
Todd EverettCES National
Debbie FaaseeKopachuck Middle School
Allison FanslerIndependent
Stephen FlesherSouthridge High School
Adriane HartnessHunt MS/Tacoma SD
KIRK HARTOMNUESTROS VALORES CHARTER SCHOOL
Pam HellwegeMcCluer High School
Julie LeeSkyline
Seth LeslieEast Palo Alto High School
Christopher MahoneyFriends Select School
Vickey MeyerCentral High School
Pamm MoatSilver Run School
Elizabeth MooreOhio Center for Essential School Reform
Gig NelsonKelly Middle Schools
Dina PascalLawrence Public Schools
Kasey PayneDanville/student counci
Theodore PetersVineland High School
Tim RiceReynoldsburg High School
Michael RoutaWindsor School
MaryMacaulay SmithEcksteinMiddleSchool
Julianne StandishGresham High School
Jean TerrusoMillville Public Schools
Kathleen WahlMichigan coalition of Essential School