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Beyond Resumes: Hiring for a Shared Vision and a Collaborative Culture

April 3, 2025 @ 7:30 am 8:30 am PDT

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Ready to build your dream team and create a collaborative school culture where everyone thrives? In this workshop, we’ll dive into designing a hiring process to reflect your school’s unique identity and help you move from “me” to “we”. We’ll guide you through creating a process that attracts candidates who not only understand your vision for student success, but actively contribute to it. 

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Discover how to align interview questions and activities with your core values, ensuring new hires become valuable members of the team. We’ll also explore strategies to incorporate the voices of students, staff, and the community, fostering trust and a shared sense of ownership in your school environment. Don’t settle for just filling positions–find the passionate team members who will make your school truly shine.

In this workshop we will explore:

  • A framework for designing a hiring process that prioritizes your school’s shared identity and vision.
  • Approaches to identify candidates who share your values and commitment to student success.
  • Strategies for effectively incorporating diverse perspectives into the hiring process.

By participating, you will be ready to:

  • Analyze your current hiring practices and identify areas for improvement.
  • Create an action plan for implementing a shared vision-based hiring process at your school.
  • Develop a framework for interview questions and activities aligned with your school’s vision.
  • Build a strong team that will propel your school towards achieving its shared vision for readiness.

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