Newsletters

The Roundtable publishes a newsletter summary of our meetings. Click below to access the newsletter archives.

August 2023 – NSR Symposium at The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum

May 2023 – Michael Lubelfeld: The Unfinished Leader

March 2023 – Gladys Cruz: Developing a Diverse Pipeline of Leaders

February 2023 – Roundtable in Conjunction with AASA Meeting

January 2023 – John Tanner: Accountability that Puts Students First

December 2022 – Ben Houltberg

Fall 2022 – Carter Center in Atlanta 

September 2022 – James Johnson: Gale Force Demographic Gusts Ahead

July 2022 – Henry Pettiegrew: A Model for Urban School Reform

May 2022 – David Autor: The Future of Work

March 2022 – Peter Smagorinsky: Put Relationships, Not Assessments, at the Heart of School Reform

February 2022 – Roundtable Dinner and Breakfast Speakers in Conjunction with AASA Meeting

November 2021 – Education for Democracy

July 2021 – What Good is Education if People Ignore Facts?

April 2021 – Money matters . . . and it matters a lot

February 2021 – “Racism doesn’t require hatred, it requires only ignorance”

January 2021 – Public Attitudes about Public Education in 2020

November 2020: Whiplash and the Roller Coaster of Reopening

Spring 2020: The Trauma of School Closings

Fall 2019: Education and Creativity

Summer 2019: Leading Amidst Criticism

Spring 2019: Career & Technical Education in Europe

Winter 2018: What Works

Winter 2017: Education for Democracy

Fall 2017: The Future of Work

Spring 2017: Cuba

Winter 2016: Challenges of School Governance

Fall 2016: School/Community Governance

Spring 2016: Developing the Whole Child

Fall 2015: School Privatization

Spring 2015: School Performance in Context – The Iceberg Effect

Fall 2014: Poverty

Spring, 2014: Education in Europe

Winter 2013: Developing Brain

Fall, 2013: Common Core

Winter, 2012: Coaching and Instructional Rounds

Summer, 2012: Roundtable Abroad

Summer, 2011: Public Engagement

 Winter 2010: School of Future

Winter, 2009: China

Summer, 2009: New Horizons

 

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