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Great 2 day training for Be Legendary School Board Institute in Oakes and Richland Schools in North Dakota.

Not only does the North Dakota Be Legendary School Board Institute cause a blizzard of activity in the boardroom, seems we bring a blizzard outside every time we come! Great job Four Winds and Drayton Public Schools

We are excited to support the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction Be Legendary School Board Institute in Drayton Public Schools north of Grand Forks.

So happy to have spent time at the North Dakota School Board Association conference. State Superintendent Kirsten Baseler welcomed over 60 participants discussing the state's vision for improving student outcomes. Laurie Elliott facilitated a panel of school board superintendents and board members who have completed and are implementing the "Be Legendary School Board Institute". Thank you, Dickinson, Ellendale, and Nedrose Public Schools, for sharing how board members can improve student outcomes.

Excited to be headed to the North Dakota School Board Association conference tomorrow. Elliott and McMahon, LLC will be hosting a panel discussion of board members who have experienced the Be Legendary School Board Institute on Friday. Come join us to learn how student outcomes don't change until adult behaviors change.

Elliot and McMahon are proud to have worked with North Dakota Departement of Public Instruction in the design of their Be Legendary School Board Leadership Institute. Click the link for EduRecoveryHub to see what they think of the work in North Dakota.

North Dakota Be Legendary School Board Institute | Education Recovery Hub The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (DPI) is investing $500,000 in federal relief funds to create a comprehensive school board training institute, which includes two years of ongoing coaching for participating board members.

Excited to conduct a school board candidate forum for Donna ISD, Donna, Texas. Candidates learn best practices for school board members to improve student outcomes prior to the election.