Welcome to the Baltimore Learning Logistics & Tech Tour panel discussion! This insightful conversation brought together education leaders to explore the current state of education and the role of innovation in shaping its future. Moderated by LeiLani Cauthen, CEO of the Learning Counsel, the panel featured Jim Corns, Executive Director of Baltimore County Public Schools, Dr. Joseph Bostic, Jr., Assistant Principal at Northwood High School, Montgomery County Public Schools, and Dr. Kecia Addison, Director of the Office of Shared Accountability, Montgomery County Public Schools.

The discussion began with LeiLani posing the question, "What is your biggest takeaway from the event today?" The panelists shared valuable reflections, starting with Mr. Corns, who emphasized the encouraging atmosphere of willingness to embrace change. He noted that despite the challenges faced by educators, there remains a strong desire to keep pushing forward, affirming that the right work is being done with the right people.

Dr. Addison echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the need for responsiveness to the diverse needs of students and how the event highlighted ongoing efforts to adapt to change. She appreciated the collective determination among educators to continue evolving and finding solutions.

Dr. Bostic then added his perspective, stressing the importance of adaptability in education. He pointed out that today’s students are looking for different pathways beyond the traditional model, whether in college, career, or technical education. He also underscored the role of technology and innovation, both in schools and at home, as key factors in driving educational progress.

Join us for this dynamic panel discussion, where leaders in education share their thoughts on change, innovation, and the future of teaching and learning.