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Women in Pre-K-8 Leadership Series:Finding Balance with Competing Demands

Wednesday, December 4, 20193:00 – 4:00 p.m. (ET)

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Welcome and Introduction

Gracie Branch, Ph.D.Associate Executive Director

Professional Learning

NAESP

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Our Speaker Panel


Kimbrelle Barbosa LewisNAESP President-Elect/Principal

Cordova Elementary School

Cordova, Tennessee

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Operate in Your Priorities



Operate in Your Priorities

• Define Your Role as the School Leader

• Share leadership

• Learn to Negotiate Avenues, Not the Destination


Don’t Forget to Develop YOU

• Professional Growth through Connections

• Stretch Yourself

• Redefine What Professional Learning Looks Like


Link with the Community

• Community Connections Broadens Our Perspective

• Model Giving Back for Your Students & Staff

• Building Future Potential


YOU Time & Family • Don’t Feel Guilty

About Time for Yourself

• Have Times that Are ONLY for Family & Friends

• Don’t Neglect Your Health


Jessica GomezPrincipal / Chief Story Teller

Alice Birney Elementary School

Colton Joint Unified School District

Colton, CA

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Twitter: @jgomezprincipal

Instagram: @principal_gomez

Growing Professionally



Self-Care: Mind & Body

Find Connections

The Importance of Self-Care for School Administrators by Jessica Cabeen

Read to Learn

Build Routines

https://www.edutopia.org/article/importance-self-care-administrators


Growing Professionally: “Your Reputation Follows You”

Have your

“True North”

well-defined.

Be yourself. Stay true to

your own

message.


Growing Professionally: Reputation & Branding

Who You Are

What You Want People to See You As

OnlineProfessional

Organizations

Philanthropic

Efforts


Growing Professionally: Be a Connected Leader


Building Up Women Around Us

Lead By Example

•Publicly celebrate her successes.

•Be her cheerleader.

•Create opportunities for her to shine.

•Help remove obstacles for her.


Kasandra NelsonDirector, Zone 8/Principal

Vici Elementary School

Vici, Oklahoma

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POSITIVE FEED: ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND DAILY LIFE



BALANCING IN YOUR PROFESSIONAL ROLE

• PRIORITIZE. WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU?

• SIMPLIFY TASKS.

• GROW YOUR PLN.

• SPREAD JOY & LAUGHTER.


BALANCING IN YOUR PERSONAL ROLE

• FILL YOUR “FEED” WITH POSITIVITY

• SELF-CARE & WELLNESS: YOU CAN’T POUR FROM AN EMPTY CUP

• ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE


Please use the “Chat Box”

feature to write in your

questions or comments.


Discussion Questions• What is your next goal or career move?

• What is the best professional advice that you’ve received?

• What advice would you give to other women leaders?

• If you put your mantra in a Hashtag – what would it be?

• How might NAESP provide additional support to women leaders – what might that look like?


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