REGISTER NOW:
December 5th @ 2:00 pm ET
"Planting Seeds During a Drought: Perspectives on Navigating the Teacher Shortage"
hosted by The Gowan Group
We face an unprecedented teacher drought that only shows signs of worsening. Retirements are up, enrollment in education schools is down, and younger teachers are leaving the profession at elevated rates. The good news is that schools can take steps to adapt to their new reality. Join us and our esteemed panelists as we bring you timely guidance to enable you to thrive even during this time of drought. Consider sharing this time with others in your organization to brainstorm what might work for you, as we each face this common challenge in different ways. We will hear from current practitioners with their specific experiences as well as learn about structures each school could consider as it makes the hiring cycle a part of its strategic priorities moving forward.
Audience: Heads of School, Division Heads, HR Professionals, and others involved in hiring, developing and retaining faculty who are interested in hearing fresh perspectives on the hiring cycle.
Presenters:
Larry Goodman and J.P. Watson: The Gowan Group Managing Directors and former heads of school
School Leader Panel:
Rose Helm: Head of School, John Thomas Dye School (Los Angeles)
Jon Siff: Dean of Faculty, Salisbury School (CT)
Vanessa Alpert: Director of Human Resources, Pembroke Hill School (MO)
When: Tuesday, December 5th
1:00 pm Central Time/2:00 pm Eastern Time
Where: ZOOM link provided after RSVP
