Pandemic year two, 2021, was rough but administrators in K12 were resilient and amazing.
While currently inviting another round of amazing administrators for 2022, the Learning Counsel thanks the hundreds of administrator speakers who lined up and contributed during 2021 Digital Transition events, EduJedi Topic Tours and podcasts.
More than 340 very qualified, very enlightening, and very talented thought leaders from across America participated in our strategic events, bringing their fellow American educators some much needed wisdom from the nation’s top education minds.
Event speakers represented a variety of positions, including Superintendents, Digital Learning Coordinators, District Supervisors of Curriculum and Instruction, Associate Superintendents of Technology, Chief Information and Technology Officers, Building Principals and brilliant teachers.
Participants came from every corner of America, from Dr. Paul Gordon, Superintendent at Wenatchee School District in Washington to Kevin Hendrick, Associate Superintendent at Pinellas County Schools in Florida, and scores of districts in-between.
We look forward to old friends like Dr. Shannon Terry from the Texas Education Agency, Kahle Charles from St. Vrain Valley Schools in Colorado and Jason Jaffe from Central Bucks School District in Pennsylvania, doing big things in 2022.
See the amazing administrators.
Join the Amazing for 2022 as an EduJedi
This year, we welcome our regional, in-person events back into the mix, and invite you to be one of our amazing speakers of 2022 as we come to city near you.
Meet the Learning Counsel Research crew and participate as an anchor or speaker in the day’s activities.
You’ll even have the opportunity to become an honorary EduJedi, those rare administrations with spectacular levels of EdTech competency, and help our districts to find true transitioning to meet every student’s needs.
For a complete schedule of this year’s regional events, click here:
About the Learning Counsel
The Learning Counsel is a research institute and news media hub with 310,000+ readers that provides context for schools in digital transition from a deep understanding of tech user experience, systems, and organization. Our mission-based organization was the first to develop a thesis of education’s future based on technology’s evolution -- and start helping schools advance systematically. Our EduJedi Leadership Society is a membership organization created for community amongst educators with change management professional development. Our Learning Groups on important tech topics and digital curriculum standards convene inside our social media site, Knowstory.
