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nashelsky.bsky.social @nashelsky.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
As a school leader, I am fascinated by the small environmental adjustments that make a difference. Starting interviews off with a walk shifts and humanizes an otherwise stale dynamic. @edutopia.org www.edutopia.org/article/low-...
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Why School Leaders Should Try Starting Job Interviews With a Walk
Taking a lap around the school is a crucial part of how this principal gets to know prospective staff before sitting down for an interview.
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nashelsky.bsky.social @nashelsky.bsky.social · 08/07/2026
Every summer my attention shifts from classrooms to the flowers and vegetables in my backyard. Different work, same fascination: noticing small changes, wondering what helps something flourish, and remembering that growth rarely responds to being rushed.
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nashelsky.bsky.social @nashelsky.bsky.social · 30/06/2025
I'm excited to share an expansion on the 'Family Meeting' structure through a collaboration with Teaching Times. Design has so much to do with how things turn out, and 'Family Meeting' is one that has really made the difference in my context. www.teachingtimes.com/how-a-family...
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How A 'Family Meeting' Can Supercharge Student Support And Intervention - TeachingTimes
Resource-intensive but with proven results, the Family Meeting model of intervention can make a world of difference for struggling students. Elana Nashelsky guides us through the process.
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Edutopia @edutopia.org · 28/05/2025
Principal @nashelsky.bsky.social often found herself thinking, “If we had all the right people at the table, things would look differently for this child.” So she and her staff developed a game-changing approach: Family Meeting. #SchoolLeaders #Principals #EduSky
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Transitioning From Siloed Student Interventions to a Family Meeting Format
A school leader explains how she has implemented a dynamic, proactive approach to supporting students.
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nashelsky.bsky.social @nashelsky.bsky.social · 19/05/2025
Family Meeting had increased of efficacy and bandwidth enormously because it means we do the work of supporting children and families together, and with optimism. Read more here: www.edutopia.org/article/supp...
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Transitioning From Siloed Student Interventions to a Family Meeting Format
A school leader explains how she has implemented a dynamic, proactive approach to supporting students.
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nashelsky.bsky.social @nashelsky.bsky.social · 06/03/2025
Ask and you shall receive! These all came from families!
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nashelsky.bsky.social @nashelsky.bsky.social · 06/03/2025
Dove into professional ethics today with school-based narratives educators created together a few weeks ago. They drew inspiration from Mean Girls, The Lion King, and The Simpson. These were much better than stale case studies!
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Edutopia @edutopia.org · 05/03/2025
What is the “No one owns a school” approach? Find out how this school leader uses it for community-oriented leadership. 🏫 #SchoolLeaders #Principals
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Why Principals Should Adopt a ‘No One Owns a School’ Approach
A school leader details her guiding mantra and how it’s helped her see her role as more of an ‘editor’ than a ‘writer’ when it comes to telling her school’s story.
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nashelsky.bsky.social @nashelsky.bsky.social · 26/02/2025
No one owns a school and no one owns its story. As a principal, taking on the stance of an editor has been a game changer for me—it has also made the school I serve more fully realized in its story.
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Why Principals Should Adopt a ‘No One Owns a School’ Approach
A school leader details her guiding mantra and how it’s helped her see her role as more of an ‘editor’ than a ‘writer’ when it comes to telling her school’s story.
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