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How Do We Become Better People?
How Do We Become Better People?

Friday, April 15, 2022 1:00pm ET / 12:00pm CT How do we become better people? How do we, as educators, raise up a generation that deeply loves what God loves – creating a faith so dynamic that it tangibly governs our lives and the choices… Continue Reading

Date posted04/5/2022


Attention Deficit Crisis Disorder
Attention Deficit Crisis Disorder

Coaching Call Info: Tuesday, April 5, 2022 1:00pm ET / 12:00pm CT The pain is real. ADCD is a plague to school leadership. One crisis gets resolved and then another pops up, so our plan for the day gets wrecked and we end up playing… Continue Reading

Date posted03/16/2022


Shepherding a Successful Leadership Transition
Shepherding a Successful Leadership Transition

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Date posted03/11/2022


Remembering the Basics: It Begins with the Teacher
Remembering the Basics: It Begins with the Teacher

Those who teach the early grades understand the extreme weight of the responsibility they take on when they agree to teach the very young. Knowing that you are beginning the journey of cultivating virtue in a young one can be ominous and… Continue Reading

Date posted03/8/2022


Coaching Call with Leslie Moeller
Coaching Call with Leslie Moeller

February 11, 2022 1:00 pm ET / 12:00 pm CT Leading a classical, Christian school is an increasingly complex endeavor requiring inspirational vision casting, sophisticated management skills, and careful risk management. If the unique… Continue Reading

Date posted02/1/2022


Coaching Call with Kristin Cole & Kerri Ridenour
Coaching Call with Kristin Cole & Kerri Ridenour

January 28, 2022 1:00 pm ET / 12:00 pm CT This event has concluded. Kerri Ridenour Kerri Ridenour, PHR, SHRM-CP, has worked with ALRC for over 15 years as a consultant specializing in the areas of operations, human resources and strategic… Continue Reading

Date posted01/10/2022


The Changing World with Josh Gibbs
The Changing World with Josh Gibbs

January 20, 2022 3:30pm ET / 2:30pm CT Joshua Gibbs discusses the vexing, liberating truths of Ecclesiastes in relation to classical Christian education. Solomon did not believe the world would get better, or that it would get worse, but… Continue Reading

Date posted12/6/2021


The Common Rule with Justin Earley
The Common Rule with Justin Earley

Habits form more than our schedule, they form our hearts as well. In these sessions, we’ll look at how the default habits of busyness and connectedness function as modern liturgies of worship. We’ll explore the ancient concept of a “rule… Continue Reading

Date posted11/18/2021


Capital Campaign and Annual Fund Success
Capital Campaign and Annual Fund Success

How to Maximize Capital Campaign Success There are several key factors that make a huge impact on whether a capital campaign achieves its goal, and within the desired timeframe. If a capital campaign is in your school’s future, then you… Continue Reading

Date posted11/15/2021


Communicating a Classical, Christian Mission and Vision in a Critical, Combustible Culture
Communicating a Classical, Christian Mission and Vision in a Critical, Combustible Culture

We live in a society with clashing values and beliefs. In the future, your institution will likely arrive at the intersection of faith and culture and find it necessary to reassure your community and constituency of your commitment to your… Continue Reading

Date posted11/15/2021


Playing Offense in a Chaotic Culture: Risk Management Fundamentals
Playing Offense in a Chaotic Culture: Risk Management Fundamentals

Leading an independent school is an increasingly complex endeavor. If the unique business model, parent education, student alignment, and perceived value challenges were not enough, the 21st Century classical, Christian school must also… Continue Reading

Date posted11/15/2021


Winter Symposium FAQs
Winter Symposium FAQs

Q: My Board Chair can’t make it. As Head of School, should I still come? A: Absolutely. All of the content is equally relevant to you and your Board Chair. We encourage you to join us, build relationships with other Heads and Board Chairs… Continue Reading

Date posted11/15/2021