10 Top Qualities

1. Varied experience: teacher in MS & HS, DO and site leadership
2. Instructional coach and PD leader
3. Track record as change agent
4. Background in finance and LCAP experience
5. Background in the arts
6. Reading & Literacy Specialist
7. Trainer for SDAIE strategies
8. Experience with collective bargaining
9. Good reputation as being able to listen and harmonious diverse points of view
10. Experience in changing culture

The Yin and Yang of Leadership

Confidence makes you believable:
Humility makes you approachable and teachable.
Confidence imparts wisdom and knowledge:
Humility inspires curiosity, growth, and innovation.
Confidence is having an informed point of view:
Humility is the realization that you don't know it all.
Confidence is the courage to question the status quo:
Humility is the courage to change.
Confidence compels you to tell your story and be interesting:
Humility compels you to listen and be interested.
Confidence is the ability to take risks and try:
Humility is the guts to try and try again.
Confidence is knowing what is best:
Humility is doing what's right!
  Kevin & Jackie Freiberg,  freibergs.com