
Curriculum Leadership Institute President/ Consultant of @CLI_Leaders
Kansas, USA
Joined October 2017
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Sometimes the fastest way to improve is to take a closer look at what is already in place. Use these questions with your leadership team to identify what is working, what feels inconsistent, and what needs attention next.
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35 years ago, CLI began with a simple belief: Curriculum should be built with educators, not handed to them.
✔️Local voices matter.
✔️Systems matter.
✔️Clarity matters.
That belief still guides our work today.
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#EdLeadership #K12Curriculum #TeacherLeaders
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CLI has arrived at @SurfSandLaguna for the @SRNexusTweets Elite Symposium, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to be part of this leadership community.
Looking forward to thoughtful conversations, strong questions, and time spent learning alongside district leaders.
🤖 Made with AI
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Curriculum isn’t built through adoption. It’s built through alignment.
CLI helps districts:
→ define essential learning
→ align instruction and assessment
→ use resources intentionally
Join @DarrinMPeppard and @EmilyMakelky in the conversation: player.captivate.fm/episode/…
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One of the biggest factors in whether grading reform succeeds is communication. Join @mctownsley and @Chad_mLang @RecalibrateEdu1 as they share insights from two decades of grading reform and how districts communicate change to stakeholders. player.captivate.fm/episode/…
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Emily is on the way to @NCMiddle NCMLE to talk about building middle schools that are aligned on purpose for middle-grade student success. If you’re attending, come find her! Let’s talk about strengthening middle grades with clarity and coherence.
#MovingTheMiddleForward
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Hey Middle Grade Leaders! We have a quick question.
If your 6–8 curriculum is “under construction,” what part needs reinforcement?
We’re looking forward to conversations at @NCMiddle NCMLE about building middle schools that challenge and support, not just maintain.
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CLI is excited to support The Grading Exchange: 20 Years in the Trenches, a podcast mini-series on @ForwardEdNet featuring @mctownsley and @Chad_mLang @RecalibrateEdu1. The first episode launches Tuesday, March 17th at forwarded-network.captivate.…
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Adopting a resource does not mean the same thing as having a curriculum. On the Leaning into Leadership podcast, @DarrinMPeppard and Emily Makelky explain why district leaders must prioritize clarity and alignment to build truly coherent systems. leaning-into-leadership.capt…
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Our Vice President, Emily, just finished recording a new episode of Leaning Into Leadership with @DarrinMPeppard
We love opportunities to talk with leaders about clarity, alignment, and supporting educators.
Stay tuned for the episode!
#EdLeadership #RoadToAwesome
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Inconsistent expectations are one of the quietest risks in a district.
Two schools.
Same standards.
Different experiences.
If a student moved schools tomorrow, would the expectations feel the same? What makes cross-building alignment hardest in your district?
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In many districts, curriculum and instruction get blended together, and that’s where confusion begins.
Curriculum defines the expectations.
Instruction brings them to life.
When teams share clarity about the WHAT, teachers have freedom in the HOW.
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If your district is thinking carefully about how to use funding to strengthen student learning, CLI is ready to partner with you.
We are not a program. We are a process that builds internal capacity and honors your students, your community, and your educators.
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Funding does not automatically lead to better outcomes. Alignment does. This has been the heart of CLI’s work with districts for more than three decades. cliweb.org/serviceoptions
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This spring, CLI will attend the School Research Nexus Elite Symposium @SRNexusTweets We value spaces where K–12 leaders engage with research, slow down, and think together about system-level work that matters. #EducationalLeadership #K12Leadership #CurriculumLeadership
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Today, we’re launching our updated Curriculum Notebook, a training guide to support districts developing curriculum locally. Strong curriculum isn’t purchased. It’s built by educators, grounded in standards, research, and real classrooms. Preview it here➡️rpst.cc/7F49ZU
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The CLI Ninja has been busy.
The work has been intentional.
And tomorrow, we are ready to share what we have been building.
Big news is coming. Check in with CLI tomorrow! In the meantime, check out our website!
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So what has the CLI Ninja been working on?
A question district leaders ask us all the time: "How do we develop local curriculum that is clear, coherent, and grounded in research?" This question sits at the heart of everything we do, and has guided what we’ve been building.
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CLI the ninja hasn't been missing, he has been working on an exciting project.
Any guesses what he’s been up to?
Something is definitely in the works. 📷
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📢Calling all district leaders! Tap the link to schedule your complimentary coaching session with a CLI expert ➡️rpst.cc/dduVaG
















