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Like parents and teachers, heads of school and the board members who partner with them have always worried—about safety, about reaching students, about relevance, about keeping up with pedagogy, funding, enrollment, and so on. There’s always something on the list of things to worry about.
After this article was written and just before this issue was printed, schools were working with their boards to react to the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic. Creating plans quickly and communicating in a clear and timely manner has never been more important.
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