CCL was recognized as Partnership Excellence honoree by Teach For America for helping to advance educational excellence for all NC children.
Leadership Solutions for K-12 Schools and Higher Education
How do you empower educators while also holding them accountable for their responsibilities? Watch this webinar to learn how to balance support and accountability.
Explore key questions about youth empowerment. Co-written with Y20, this white paper was informed by a large-scale multi-methods project, including surveys with over 10,000 youth from 20 countries, interviews with 21 current youth leaders, and working sessions with Y20 delegates.
Read a case study about a leadership development partnership between CCL and North Carolina State University’s Caldwell Fellows Program.
Supported by an Armfield Foundation grant, CCL is partnering with Surry County Schools to develop a first-of-its-kind, district-wide leadership development initiative.
Formal student leadership development programs should include these 5 elements in order to nurture individual growth, improve post-graduation opportunities, and increase student and alumni engagement.
Examine motivation and academic outcome differences between online and face-to-face community college developmental mathematics courses. Research investigates whether online students achieve academic success comparable to traditional classroom learners.
Learn actions principals can take to increase teacher–principal trust through comparative case studies. Research identifies specific leadership behaviors forming the basis for effective trusting relationships between teachers and school administrators.
See how investing in leadership development for K-12 principals, teachers, and staff can transform schools and entire school systems.
CCL plans to build leadership skills across the state of Vermont, serving both individuals and organizations in the nonprofit and K-12 education space, with the support of a major gift from a CCL alum and longtime Vermont resident.