Overview
Upcoming Alliance Retreat
Mark your calendars for the next in-person Alliance Retreat on January 11-13, 2023 in Washington, DC.
Join The Alliance on December 14 at 2:00 p.m. ET / 1:00 p.m. CT / 11:00 a.m. PT. for our next convening of the year (open to all current Alliance Leaders): What Does the Research Say? Exploring Learning and Well-Being: Strategies, Opportunities, and Tensions.
We will hear from Vicki Phillips, CEO of NCEE. Driven by a fierce determination to help all students realize their dreams, Dr. Vicki Phillips has championed students’ rights to a high-quality education as a teacher, superintendent of schools, state-level policymaker, nonprofit leader, and K-12 education director for the world’s largest foundation.
The convening will focus on a discussion around our guiding question for the year: how leaders like yourselves can support rigorous learning in the classroom by being attentive to the well-being of students. In this session we will focus specifically on learning through the eyes of students.
Register for the Alliance today in order to join us in December.
Designed to meet the professional and career needs of America’s leading superintendents, The NCEE Superintendents Alliance provides superintendents access to world-renowned experts, focused learning opportunities, and action-oriented networking and support from their peers.
Your annual registration fee of $2500 ensures that you have access to all of the Alliance benefits:
“Large group forums and seminars are collegial conversation amongst professionals, with a lot of ideas sharing, with some wisdom, pointed questions to kind of lead the conversation.”
“Small network groups offer the opportunity to collaborate with fellow Superintendents from across the nation on a smaller scale which allows for deeper discussion and sharing of ideas.”
“Coming together in-person for the Retreat is so important, because we cannot do this job alone, especially during these challenging times. We need meaningful connections with other Superintendents.”
