In case you missed last night's #suptchat, the Paper team is here to provide you with a comprehensive recap.
Superintendents Michael Lubelfeld and Nick Polyak facilitated this month's conversation between school leaders about innovation as a result of the pandemic.
The Paper team had a hard time picking our favorite words of advice. Although #suptchat participants can't speak to their past selves, that doesn't mean it's too late to follow their own guidance—these invaluable new learnings can and should be taken into 2021 and beyond.
Schools and districts across the nation have had to overcome countless unprecedented challenges over the last year, and we applaud all educational leaders for their inspiring leadership through these uncharted waters.
Participants listed all the ways that necessity is breeding creativity in the education world.
If there is a silver lining to all of the recent changes that have been forced upon us, it's that educators have a chance to reimagine education. We have a chance to examine what worked, what didn't, what do we keep, and what to we want to work towards.
Most participants were on the same page for this question, with almost everyone citing the resilience of educators and students among others.
This question made it clear that there is nothing that schools and districts won't do to make sure they reach every member of their community.
School leaders shared how they're managing this stressful time in collaboration with their Boards.
Though undeniably difficult, the educational environment of the last year has fostered more resilient learners than ever.
Finally, some concluding remarks from the moderators: