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Weekly Superintendent Spotlight: Uplifting News and Stories from the IEI Family

Weekly Superintendent Spotlight: Uplifting News and Stories from the IEI Family
Hitting the Ground Running | Superintendent Updates | IEI
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Week Five: Hitting the Ground Running

Welcome to our weekly review of the latest superintendent news across the IEI Family! As the new school year kicks off, we have some inspiring updates from Ithaca City Schools, Port Chester UFSD & Ypsilanti Community Schools. Let’s explore the latest from our K12 Educational Leadership!

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Dr. Luvelle Brown on Leadership and Education Challenges

In this recent podcast at the start of the school year, Dr. Luvelle Brown, Superintendent of Ithaca City School District, discusses key topics such as goals for the 2024-25 school year, strategies for measuring the success of school administrators, and challenges facing students. He also touches on the potential impact of banning smartphones in classrooms and how that might influence learning and student behavior. Additionally, Dr. Brown touches on strategies to empower school administrators and enhance community engagement.

For more details, you can listen to the full podcast here.

Dr. Alena Zachery-Ross

Ypsi Middle School Moves to Newly Renovated Campus in "Labor of Love" Upgrade

Ypsilanti Community Middle School is starting a new chapter in a well-suited space. The move to the former Willow Run Middle School campus must be exciting for everyone involved, especially with the renovations and the strong sense of community and belonging that Superintendent Dr. Alena Zachery-Ross & Principal Charles Davis emphasize. Dr. Alena Zachery-Ross described the project as a "labor of love," reflecting the dedication of staff and alumni.

Dr. Aurelia Henriquez

Port Chester School District Joins My Brother’s Keeper Community

It's official! The Port Chester UFSD has been officially welcomed into the My Brother’s Keeper Community by the New York State Education Department. This milestone marks a significant step in changing the narrative for boys and young men of color, a goal that requires the collective effort of the entire community. Special thanks go to the dedicated Community Partners, the PCMS Team, Mayor Marino, Fred Griffin of the NAACP, Anne Bradner, and Daniel Bonnet and Superintendent Dr. Aurelia Henriquez. This development is fantastic news for both the students and the broader community—My Sister’s Keeper is in-the-works!

To find out more about the NYS Education Department’s initiative, My Brother’s Keeper, click here. To find out more about My Sister’s Keeper, click here.

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