Better question… How could schools possibly be still going on June 5th? 😎 #SummerBreak #OutBeforeMemorialDay Dr. Adam Auerbach🕷️🐊🐬👑

School Leaders: How are you leading your staff? Are you telling or are you empowering? 🙋‍♂️📈 NCMLE Middle Ground: Leadership Excellence Network lead facilitators Dr. Frederick Buskey and Darrin M Peppard Ed.D. #RoadToAwesome discuss personal reflection and leadership. 🔊🆙 🔗: bit.ly/MiddleGround20…

“It’s the parent’s fault.” We hear this phrase all too often in education when discussing student behavior. But is that really the whole story? On the latest episode of the #UUPotential Stories Podcast, I sat down with Charle Peck, M.Ed., MSW 🎤 Keynote Speaker and Joshua Stamper to dive deep into this

Let’s look out for one another! Great post my friend and leader Charles Williams #LearnGrowLead #MensMentalHealthAwarenessMonth

Great opportunity to learn and network with leading educators in the field! 👇

NC Middle Level Leaders 🗣️ Your 2026 NCMLE Conference registration is INCLUDED in the Middle Ground: Leadership Excellence Network cohort!! 👏👏 A year-long support program specifically for NC middle school administrators. Get in there! 👇 🔗: bit.ly/MovingTheMiddl…

I joined Dr. Buskey on The Assistant Principal Podcast to talk teacher-centric PD: 🔸 Start with teacher voice 🔸 Model, script, and rehearse 🔸 Build coaching cycles with reflection 🔸 Use Guskey’s five-level model to evaluate impact Full episode here: theassistantprincipal.transistor.fm/257

There's still time to register! We get started TODAY at 11am ET. REGISTER NOW! teachbetter.com/leadership2025/

NCMLE Conference featured speakers Cathy Lacey and Dr. Frederick Buskey talk effective teacher professional development. 🎧🗣️ How are your teachers experiencing school-based PD? 🤔

The ‘25-‘26 HWMS School Leadership Team came together this week to celebrate and plan for the upcoming school year. 👏📈 Thank you to this committed group for their work this week and beyond! 🙏 #OnePack🐺

The NCMLE Board of Directors met to celebrate and plan for the 2025-2026 school year! 🎉 Stay tuned for big plans in the Middle Ground: Leadership Excellence Network, the 2026 Conference, the NCMLE Journal, NC National Forum, and other exciting initiatives! 👀🔥

Another year, another chance to celebrate and brainstorm opportunities to bring high quality professional development and support to middle level educators across NC! 🤝 Stay tuned for exciting news all year long at ncmle.org! 🔥

Social Studies Teacher of 15 years with a Master's Degree in Reading Instruction. 📚✅ This strategy and others from Jonathan Alsheimer are among my favorites in the daily classroom for engagement and comprehension! Give it a try! 👇

David James Your endorsement is the real deal because you are one of the best educators in the game brother. Respect!

NCMLE 'Moving the Middle Forward' Vernon Wright • Speaker | Board President | Leader Congrats! NCMLE is a blast!

We know middle school is different. Your professional development should be too. NCMLE is offering middle school specific leadership training that focuses on building and maintaining a strong culture, teacher support strategies, and important networking opportunities.

Today is #Juneteenth. It is a day of delayed #freedom, long-awaited #justice, and deep reflection. But what if the lesson isn’t just about what happened, but how it happened? In my latest blog, I explore a leadership truth Juneteenth still demands of us today: 👉🏾 Are we

"Middle School is my jam and I can't see myself teaching anything else." 🙌🫶 NCMLE is proud to partner with 2025 Burroughs Wellcome Fund NC Teacher of the Year Rachel Candaso as she begins her advocacy efforts for public education across North Carolina! 🙏💙 #NCTOYPOY

So exciting 🙌 to see #SchoolOfEngagement 📕 almost a year after its release still making an impact and supporting teachers at #8 in Lesson Planning!! Loaded with practical ideas and activities to make planning easier for teachers k-12 ON AMAZON ➡️ amazon.com/dp/B0DBZL1F85?…

Students across North Carolina are headed into their much-deserved summer break, but many of our public school teachers will be clocking into their second or third jobs because they don’t earn enough to make ends meet as full-time teachers.