Director's Message

Now that Congress is back from their summer break, fresh with input from their local constituents, they are continuing their effort to shape fundamental health care reform.

One big piece of my learning over the years has been that working with adult learners is really no different than working with young learners.

Earlier this summer I was interviewed by a Seattle Times newspaper reporter who was writing a story about the Seattle Schools Superintendent who just completed her second full year on the job.  T
As I listen to the national education conversation, recently heightened and hyped by the movie Waiting for Superman, I am troubled that the current conversation has set up a false dichoto

Some may wonder why we would dedicate an entire newsletter to central office transformation.  For one, given the recent draconian budget cuts that have descended on public education from coast

Two foundational ideas guide our work at the Center for Educational Leadership.  First, we believe that quality teaching matters: if students are not learning, they are not being afforded powe

With so much of the nation’s attention caught up in partisan and intra-partisan arguing and brinksmanship, it is rare these days to find widely shared agreement on any national issue.