Robyn Bagley is a former principal of Career Path High. She is now consulting now and working with Heather Staker on a project for Acton Academy. She is also chair of Parents for Choice in Education, located in Utah. You can email her here

  • The power of Networking with so many other people
  • Operating at 30,000 feet vs ground floor.
  • Policy vs. working in schools
  • Giving parents and kids options to have more control over their learning.
  • Statewide online learning
  • You don’t really understand the challenges until you are in the trenches.
  • First opportunity writing a charter.
  • How desperate parents are for control and choice in their education.
  • So many hoops to jump through.
  • There’s a lot of silliness out there that takes away your focus on the kids.
  • Issues that exist on the ground floor.
  • Administrative and clerical work to satisfy reporting.
  • Having the information in the system.
  • Kids not required to be there, and balancing what the law required and what was good for kids.
  • When you start to run into problems, be vocal to your elected officials.
  • You can still give good things to kids even in the system.
  • It’s teachers and a principal who is the change agent
  • Top-down dictation makes it hard for people to innovate.
  • Sharing of ideas in a collaboration is necessary!

 

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