Decision making power is shared among key influencers throughout the school community.
Elements of Collaborative Leadership
These elements serve as guiding principles or visions of what “perfect” or “ideal” outcomes might look like.
Inclusive leadership is like good cooking: you need a chef (inclusive leader) who knows how to choose good ingredients (diversity) and how to combine them using a good recipe (inclusion).
– Thais Compoint
Crowdsource Workshops on Collaborative Leadership
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Toolkit Resources for Collaborative Leadership
3 Elements of a Team: Building the Capacity of a Leadership Team
This short video and brief reflection activity can help you assess whether your school’s leadership team(s) are complete and effective and reflect on how to …
4 A’s Protocol: Engage Staff in Focused Meetings
This is a protocol that is used to focus meetings and professional development discussions. Leaders/teachers will have an opportunity to connect with the presented material, …
Mobilize Your A-Team: Examine Your Leadership Team Makeup, Decision-Making Practices & Protocols, and Communication Strategies
Strong school leadership starts with assembling a team that reflects your school’s values and vision. When you surround yourself with colleagues who are trusted, connected, …
In Praise of the Incomplete Leader Activity: Utilize Your Team Member’s Strengths & Grow Strong Leaders
Discuss with your leaders about how better understanding each person’s strengths can create more distributed and inclusive leadership practices. Identify three behaviors or habits you …
Fountain Valley High School: Employing Leadership Systems and Structures
At Fountain Valley High School, the leadership team has long realized that leadership in large, comprehensive schools needs to be shared and systematically distributed to …
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