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After Eight Years: The End of An Era at Edison
After eight years, an era has officially come to an end. Gabe and Seth, the two longest-enrolled students at The Edison School, have graduated from high school.
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From Fear to a Window Seat: Helping Kids Embrace Challenges
Recently, I had the privilege of taking a group of Edison’s high school students on a multi-night trip to Washington, D.C.
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Building the Right Team at Edison
As a new, young leader, I had an overinflated view of my importance to my team. I believed that if I was out, things wouldn’t run as smoothly.
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Proud Moment at Edison
More than anything, I see myself as a life coach to the kids enrolled at The Edison School.
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Kindness over Niceness
In the first team meeting of every season, regardless of the sport, when I was growing up, my coaches would always share with the parents and players their strategy for the upcoming…
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Cultivate an Exponential Impact
1992 was the year I began my career in education, and at the time I didn’t think about the long-term impact I might have on my kids.
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The High Plane of Dignity: Why Our Kids Need Us to Model MLK Jr.’s Message
As our nation pauses today to honor and celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. I fear we have lost a major part of his message…treating others with…