EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Highlights from the 2015 Conference.

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EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Highlights from the 2015 Conference

Building Leadership Capacity

Personal Development and Professional Growth

Morning Breakout Sessions - Presenters  Developing Ourselves as Leaders: Looking in the Mirror  Dr. Henry V. Wagner, Jr.  Shared Leadership: Empowering Others  Tom Davis

Morning Breakout Sessions - Presenters  Recruiting, Interviewing, and Hiring the Best and Brightest Teachers  Vince Pavik Dr. Bonnie Ennis

Morning Breakout Sessions - Presenters  Using the Teacher Observation and Evaluation Process to Strengthen Instructional Practices  Lisa Hopkins

Morning Breakout Sessions - Presenters  Professional Development: Building Capacity in Staff  Dr. Marcia Sprankle

Afternoon Panel Discussion with Eastern Shore Superintendents

Afternoon Breakout Sessions - Presenters  Measuring Student and School Success  Dr. Jeff Lawson Dr. Carolyn Tiegland

Afternoon Breakout Sessions - Presenters  Meeting the Needs of a Diverse Student Population  Dr. Elizabeth Anthony Dr. Derek Simmons

Afternoon Breakout Sessions - Presenters  Technology, Learning and Leading  Dan MacLeod Dr. Nina Newlin

Afternoon Breakout Sessions - Presenters  Engaging Parents, Families and the Community  Michelle Carey

Closing Comments  Dr. Jerry B. Wilson

“ ” “A special THANK YOU to everyone involved!” “One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world. Education is the only solution. Education first.” -Malala Yousafzai, United Nations Youth Assembly