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K-12 superintendents have always been public officials in their communities. Yet their role over the past few years has reached a new level of scrutiny and, in many cases, political complexity. State legislation affecting classroom practices, school board member partisanship, and parent advocacy activity have all intensified.
We believe superintendents have a singular role to play as the bridge across students, parents, principals, teachers, school boards, and community groups. We provide district and system leaders with strategic communications resources and strategies within a trusting community of peers so that they may navigate their environments intentionally and advance their student-centered priorities.

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