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How Do YOU Make School AMAZING for Students and Staff?
School can be amazing. It can be a place where people of all ages, interests, and backgrounds enjoy learning together. And in this Lead Like a PIRATE Guide, author and elementary school principal Jay Billy explains that making school a place where students and staff want to be starts with culture.
Culture is the way we do things around here.
Culture is what fosters a sense of community–
or drives a wedge between groups of people in your school.
Leaders have the responsibility to give the children the best education possible, and that happens when we drive a culture of learning and positive strength. In Lead with Culture, Jay Billy shares personal stories and practical ideas for creating a sense of unity–even in the most diverse communities. You’ll learn how to …
Inspire, encourage, and lead by example.
Empower greatness in your teachers and staff.
Build a culture of growth and learning.
Cultivate an environment where love and kindness thrive.
Honor diversity while fostering a strong community.
Culture is what really matters in schools, and you have the power to shape it.
Lead … with culture.
A book that welcomes the reader with open arms, you will feel a part of Jay’s community and come away inspired to make an impact.
–Nili Bartley, technology integration specialist, Hopkinton School District
Lead with Culture is a must-read for all who love education.
–Michael G. Curran Jr., EdD, professor of Teacher Education, Rider University
Dive in! In short order, you will be inspired to create cultural change in your system.
–Tara Martin, author of REAL, curriculum coordinator, Auburn Washburn USD
