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I recently joined Derek Gottlieb & Dr. Rob DeMeuse on The School Perceptions Podcast to chat about: ➡️what's driving superintendent transitions & should we be concerned abt supt turnover (hint: i'm mostly concerned that some communities are more at risk of experiencing

Continued gratitude for our UT Austin student journalists The Daily Texan who tirelessly cover impt local, state, & national issues that impact our Longhorn community. I recently chatted with Isaiah, Senior News Reporter, for his latest story that provides insight into

This morning, The Superintendent Lab (TSL) released a new research infographic on the nuances of superintendent attrition from 2019-20 to 2024-25 using data from the National Longitudinal Superintendent Database🤓 Over the last decade, I noticed a notable gap in supt research:

In an era of misinformation & disinformation campaigns that impact many public school districts, I have grown increasingly grateful for the amazing education journalists covering critical issues in our schools, being thorough & thoughtful in their investigative work, and bringing

Being in community with aspiring superintendents who are engaged in rigorous research that taps into both their on-the-ground experiences and insights & their curiosity to rigorously & systematically study problems of practice is one of my absolute favorite parts of my job!

Providing the public with timely data & evidence related to superintendents in all of America's K-12 public schools was truly my dream when I built The Superintendent Lab🤓 Thanks to Axios for their recent piece that ft. data from the Nat'l Longitudinal Superintendent

Still two more days to go, but #AERA2025 has already been one for the books🤓 Congratulations to my colleagues at College of Education — Dr. Denisa Gandara received the Palmer O. Johnson Memorial Award for most outstanding paper in an AERA journal & Dr. David DeMattthews received the

🚨New pub out in Educational Policy: "Superintendents’ Beliefs About and Engagement in State Education Policy Making" In this study, I conducted a nat'l survey of supts & in-depth interviews w 58 supts, to explore supts beliefs about their role is in shaping state policy, how

Thank you, Randy! I am really so grateful to all of the superintendents who have been so kind, generous, and open to being part of my research. I am hopeful that, because of their willingness to share their experience and voice, this work — and future work — will continue to

One of my goals in launching The Superintendent Lab was to make data on supts more accessible to the public + more humanizing. We cannot have thoughtful discussions around policy or practice-based approaches to reducing volatile supt churn or altering the molasses-like pace at

🚨New article out on how supts utilize networks when making decisions in politicized contexts. Drawing on interviews w/ 39 supts across the U.S., we identified 5 categories of perceived support/benefits obtained through network participation: 🔗decisional support/coordination

Opinion: Unproven school board governance training in Texas is all hat and no cattle | Opinion statesman.com/story/opinion/…

Lone Star Governance (LSG) is an unproven school board governance reform that the TEA has mandated many TX public school districts adopt--often at a price tag of $60k+. LSG purports to improve student outcomes -- but districts forced to adopt LSG are now facing state