March is Women in the Trades Month, a time to celebrate the accomplishments of women forging a path in the trades and those who support them along the way. Hear from Michele Friedman about being one of CTE’s biggest supporters.
Education Consultant Adele Bovard says a way change the power paradigm for women is one word at a time.
Educators, education leaders and education advocates across the country are joining together in celebrating public schools, Feb. 27–March 3; a week designated to highlight and show support for our local public schools. Public Schools Week 2023 (#PSW23) is part of a larger campaign—#HerefortheKids—one that shines a light on local public schools and shares the stories …
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“Never count a scholar out” is a phrase that tops Shelette Pleat’s Twitter bio—and is the North Star guiding her leadership.
Join us in this virtual event featuring Sujata Chaudhry, Nerlande Anselme, Dr. Monique Darrisaw-Akil and Anita Murphy.
Helping individuals step confidently into educational leadership roles is top of mind for Broome-Tioga BOCES’ District Superintendent Rebecca Stone.
The board of the New York State Association for Women in Administration is proud to host NYSAWA Celebrates Phenomenal Women on Wednesday, Feb. 8, from 4-5:30 p.m. Following a Ted Talk format, speakers will share their experiences, moving stories and revolutionary actions that have pioneered their careers as successful women in the school administration field. …
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Uplifting students and their families and fostering a strong community is what principal Dana Manna holds dear.
NYSAWA is proud to host its Phenomenal Women virtual event for a second year to celebrate women leaders across New York State. Speaker nominations will be accepted through Dec. 9. Do you know a woman leader with big ideas? We would love to hear from you. Nominate a leader to present at our upcoming statewide …
Whatever the situation, Assistant Principal Diane Fox says leading with one’s heart—particularly when it comes to middle schoolers and their families—is always the way to go. Since 2014, Diane Fox has been working as an educator with Hampton Bays Union Free School District on Long Island—as a bilingual high school social studies teacher and, for …
