March New Releases

Offering a neutral analysis of educational research, author Nathaniel Hansford provides a crash course on the science behind reading and writing instruction. This book empowers teachers to confidently make evidence-informed instructional decisions.

Make assessment meaningful, doable, and intentional. This practical companion handbook to the Design in Five, Second Edition, gives teachers simple assessment protocols, editable templates, and artificial intelligence support to drive the Design in Five process. Revolutionize assessment from standards to grading reform and student reflection.

This unique story-centered guide uses the narrative of a principal and custodian to reveal 10 transformational leadership principles. Learn to lead with relational intelligence, build deep trust, and connect with every member of your school community, from the classroom to the bus.

This book provides the practical tools for data analysis and a crucial data mindset shift. Educational leaders can discover how to find causal data within student data, ensuring the humanity of every student drives instructional strategies. Learn how to use every data-driven decision to drive better instruction and lasting student learning.

Armed with Blake Clark’s reflective exercises for identifying, honing, and applying one’s unique leadership skills, readers of this book will redefine their leadership practices, tools, and goals to foster new concepts of leadership and bolster professional community among fellow teachers and administrators.

The promise of collective leadership is within reach. This book provides a clear, practical process to activate teachers, students, and families as vital leaders. Build a vibrant culture of belonging, increase teacher retention, and achieve sustained school outcomes.