Preparing School Leaders and Developing Rural Leadership Capacity: A Collaborative Effort on the Great Plains

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This qualitative study explores the early implementation of a university school leadership preparation program and school district collaborative effort to develop school leaders and sustain leadership capacity in nine rural school districts. Emerging findings drawn from survey, focus-group, and participant observation data include (a) the development of a strong leadership network of professional relationships that included peers and district mentors, (b) a sense of individual leadership growth and targeted professional development preparing participants for their next leadership role, and (c) an emerging statewide rural school leadership development network.

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Phillips, A., Teahon, M., Feusner, C., & Ericson, E. (2024). Preparing School Leaders and Developing Rural Leadership Capacity: A Collaborative Effort on the Great Plains. Journal of Research on Leadership Education, 19(3), 352–368. https://doi.org/10.1177/19427751231179244

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