We've Got to Talk the Walk: Intentionally Supporting Women in Christian School Leadership

Nikki Daniels

Would we expect our faculty to understand our commitment to Christ­-centered excellence just because our administrative team opens meetings in prayer and attends church? Would I assume my direct reports intuitively know that customer service is a key priority simply because they see me treating parents kindly? When it comes to other important principles and values, we are careful to articulate them often and well. Why do we approach affirmation of women in leadership differently? Read More...

Women in Educational Leadership: Challenges and Supports

Martha Marcomber

If one discovered an untapped source of gifted leadership for schools and organizations, it would be inexcusable not to share that with the educational community. Yet there is such a source: gifted women leaders. Currently, there is a scarcity of female leadership in Christian education. All leadership is costly-and tough, especially for women who believe God has called and gifted them to be leaders. Read More...