Resources in "LEADnet/Administration"
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Managing and Sustaining Growth – a Real Story about Covid-19
Written by Tom Wrege, Winter 2021. We had 60 new students in our school. How does one manage such growth? How will these students and their families be retained beyond... more
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Am I a Pastor or Principal?
Written by Keith GeRue, Winter 2021. Both complement and go hand-in-hand with one another. Dual roles require a mindset and skill set commensurate to the expectations of... more
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Discerning at the Heart
Written by Mike Oldenburg, Summer 2014. The right people don’t need to be tightly managed or fired up; they will be self-motivated by the inner drive to produce the best... more
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Best Professional Development – Definitions and Understandings Regarding Education, Curriculum, and Learning
Written by George Guidera, Winter 2014. “Education is the deliberate, systematic, and sustained effort to transmit or evoke knowledge, attitudes, values, skills, and... more
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Boards – Dysfunctional No Longer
Written by Paul Brandt, Spring 2015. Educational consultant Paul Brandt shares his knowledge on signs of a dysfunctional board and tools to get useful information from... more
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Looking Back, Looking Forward
Written by Chuck Strohacker, Fall 2014. After serving Lutheran schools for 40 years as a teacher and administrator, recently retired principal, Chuck Strohacker, shares... more
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Get an Attitude About NLSA
Written by Ed Grube, Fall 2015. Use these 10 tried and true attitudes to navigate the NLSA process. You can thank Ed later. Click Here to Read: Get an Attitude About ... more
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Holistic Christian Education – An Approach to Biblical Wellness
Written by Eric Smith, Winter 2016. Health education resources often are non-biblical. Offering a Christian emphasis on health to high school students can help them to... more
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Principal’s Top Ten List
Written by Mary Schuldheisz, Winter 2016. Principals can get so caught up in serving that they end up sacrificing themselves and losing their core values in the... more
