How Can Veteran Teachers Avoid the Trap of Stagnation?
In the world of education, experience is often celebrated as the gold standard. Teachers who have dedicated 20 to 30 […]
What If Our Students Were Designing the Future?
Have you heard about what Chick-fil-A is doing to innovate now? The company is reimagining the drive-thru experience with an
Snorkel or Scuba Dive? Balancing Breadth and Depth in Learning
In the vast ocean of education, teachers and administrators are constantly navigating the challenging decision of whether to “snorkel” or
AMAZING WORK AT KIJABE HOSPITAL!
I am thrilled to share the incredible work my brother-in-law and sister-in-law, David and Arianna Shirk, are doing at Kijabe
Multiplying Our Talents: A Charge for Our NEW Faculty and Staff
This morning, I had the distinct honor of leading our new faculty and staff in a session. I gave them
A Presidential Encounter at the 1996 Olympics
A Presidential Encounter at the 1996 Olympics In the summer of 1996, the Olympic Games brought much excitement to Atlanta.
“Wait Until 8th” Cell Phone/Social Media Pledge
Why I Recommend All Parents Carefully Consider Taking the “Wait Until 8th” Pledge The “Wait Until 8th” pledge is a
Beyond Politics: Recognizing Evil
In the wake of the attempted assassination on former President Donald Trump, something remarkable happened: politicians from both sides of
The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism
I’ve been rereading The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism and a quote that stands out to me
Design Thinking, Innovation, Innovation, Inspiration, Leadership, Learning, Project Management, Space Configurations, Strategic Planning, Teamwork, The K12 School Experience in America
Designing A Better World
In August 2019, over 2,200 schools will open doors to students in the state of Georgia. A small number of