180 Days: How Ineffective Leadership Can Ruin an Excellent School

by Felicia Younginer, Bruce Wright (Editor)

Overview

While working for the Atlanta Public Schools System as a teacher, Ms. Younginer observed things she felt needed to be documented. 180 Days is the result of a yearlong journal she kept which focuses on decisions being made by the ineffective leadership in her school as well as that of her district, and how those decisions ruined a school once named a Georgia School of Excellence.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013633797
Publisher:	JL King Publishing
Publication date:	07/16/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	137
File size:	810 KB

About the Author

Felicia Younginer is a resident of Atlanta, GA where she was an educator for 12 years. She holds an undergraduate degree in English with a minor in Speech, certification in grades K-12, and a Master's Degree in Curriculum and Instruction with Technology. She is the founder of The Educational Empowerment Institute.

Editorial Reviews

It takes courage to stand for right in the midst of corruption. With over 35 years in the system I have watched our beloved profession evolve from being a learning environment focused on providing a quality education for our children, to a corrupt system that rewards the top echelon for paper results.

Diane Brown

This is a powerful book that can lead to much needed reform. ~ JL King, New York Times Best Selling Author

JL King