Breakthrough Leadership Institute: Leadership during Polarizing Times

• What do you need in order to address polarizing topics so that they are addressed without overtaking other priorities?

USC Rossier created the Breakthrough Leadership Institute to give school leadership teams and individuals a place to think deeply about their school communities and how they can move intractable challenges forward.

The institute focuses on interrogating a local problem of practice from a variety of school district compositions – rural, urban, or suburban. 

Attending teams or individuals can include a diverse cross-section of positions, such as, district superintendent, cabinet/c-suite members, classroom teachers, principals, instructional leaders/coaches, supervisors/directors, union presidents, school board members, community partners, and teachers on special assignment.

How We Will Engage

• Interrogate complex educational equity issues that matter to you.
• Apply learning sciences to address problems of practice, amplify social-emotional learning strategies and avoid polarization.
• Personalize teaching and learning in Mathematics & Reading Literacy for the wellbeing of students.
• Move equity centered initiatives forward with civil discourse to uphold democracy.

Why Attend?

• Guidance from USC Rossier faculty with opportunities to engage in a brave space on social, political changes in education and the impacts on current and future principles of democracy.
• Post-conference, virtual follow-up with your facilitator.
• Be part of a community that enables the collective transformations needed for the serious problems we face.
• Intimate setting for in depth dialogue and planning with district colleagues and support from Rossier faculty with years of leadership experience in improving teaching and learning outcomes.

Schedule

• July 14-Evening Reception, University Club 6:30pm-8:30pm
• July 15-Day 1 7:30am-7:30pm
• July 16-Day 2 7:30am-7:30pm
• July 3-Day 3 7:30am-7:30pm

For More Information

Email: xmateo@rossier.usc.edu