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Breaking Down Silos: A Superintendent's Guide to Systems Thinking | The Learning Shift #27
What does it really take to run a school district like a well-oiled, adaptive system? In this episode of The Learning Shift, host Manik Mehta sits down with Brooke Gessler, Superintendent of Celina City Schools (Ohio), to unpack the "invisible architecture" behind effective districts, communication, culture, and systems thinking.
Brooke shares her journey from high school English teacher to superintendent, the biggest mistake leaders make when decisions are treated as isolated rather than systemic, and how she's breaking down silos between buildings through consistent admin collaboration. She also dives into retention strategies including stay interviews, what she really listens for in job candidates, aligning professional development with federal funding plans, and rethinking outdated discipline practices around vaping and THC use among students.
A candid, practical conversation for school leaders navigating change, culture-building, and the balance between systems and people.
Key Points:
-Why every decision has district-wide ripple effects, not just building-level impact
-Breaking down silos through consistent monthly admin meetings
-Aligning professional learning spend with the district's 3-year improvement plan ("One Plan")
-Using exit interviews AND stay interviews to understand staff retention
-What Brooke listens for in interviews: authenticity over rehearsed answers
-Building explicit communication expectations across departments (e.g., maintenance, transportation)
-Why traditional discipline approaches to vaping/THC need rethinking
-The Ted Lasso "judged at our weakest moment" philosophy applied to students
-How Brooke allocates her time and prioritizes "family first" for her team
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro: The invisible architecture of a school district
01:53 – Brooke's journey from teacher to superintendent
05:03 – The #1 mistake leaders make: treating decisions as isolated
07:35 – Breaking down silos with monthly admin meetings
12:21 – Retention strategies and human capital investment
13:32 – Exit interviews vs. stay interviews
17:39 – What Brooke looks for in job candidates
21:34 – Biggest challenges: communication breakdowns and lack of processes
26:14 – Aligning PD spending with the district's improvement plan
31:54 – Common misconception leaders hold and why it's a "death sentence"
32:58 – Rethinking discipline: vaping, THC, and student behavior
36:21 – The Ted Lasso lesson: judging students at their weakest moment
39:25 – How Brooke allocates her time and "family first" culture
Видео Breaking Down Silos: A Superintendent's Guide to Systems Thinking | The Learning Shift #27 канала TomoClub
Brooke shares her journey from high school English teacher to superintendent, the biggest mistake leaders make when decisions are treated as isolated rather than systemic, and how she's breaking down silos between buildings through consistent admin collaboration. She also dives into retention strategies including stay interviews, what she really listens for in job candidates, aligning professional development with federal funding plans, and rethinking outdated discipline practices around vaping and THC use among students.
A candid, practical conversation for school leaders navigating change, culture-building, and the balance between systems and people.
Key Points:
-Why every decision has district-wide ripple effects, not just building-level impact
-Breaking down silos through consistent monthly admin meetings
-Aligning professional learning spend with the district's 3-year improvement plan ("One Plan")
-Using exit interviews AND stay interviews to understand staff retention
-What Brooke listens for in interviews: authenticity over rehearsed answers
-Building explicit communication expectations across departments (e.g., maintenance, transportation)
-Why traditional discipline approaches to vaping/THC need rethinking
-The Ted Lasso "judged at our weakest moment" philosophy applied to students
-How Brooke allocates her time and prioritizes "family first" for her team
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro: The invisible architecture of a school district
01:53 – Brooke's journey from teacher to superintendent
05:03 – The #1 mistake leaders make: treating decisions as isolated
07:35 – Breaking down silos with monthly admin meetings
12:21 – Retention strategies and human capital investment
13:32 – Exit interviews vs. stay interviews
17:39 – What Brooke looks for in job candidates
21:34 – Biggest challenges: communication breakdowns and lack of processes
26:14 – Aligning PD spending with the district's improvement plan
31:54 – Common misconception leaders hold and why it's a "death sentence"
32:58 – Rethinking discipline: vaping, THC, and student behavior
36:21 – The Ted Lasso lesson: judging students at their weakest moment
39:25 – How Brooke allocates her time and "family first" culture
Видео Breaking Down Silos: A Superintendent's Guide to Systems Thinking | The Learning Shift #27 канала TomoClub
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