The Huddle

The monthly webinar series for school leaders on the topics that are most on your mind.

Season 3

2025-26

As Markets Change, So Must Schools: How Schools Can Make Strategic Change

Date: Tuesday, April 14

Time: 1:00 pm ET

How can K12 schools navigate strategic change in a way that is sustainable, efficient, and harmonious? This session explores the core challenges of school transformation and provides a framework for managing change effectively. Join Ross Wehner, Founder of World Leadership School and K12 Change Lab, and The Field School Head of School Lori Strauss, for a discussion on identifying common barriers to progress and building a lasting culture of change within your school community.

We will explore:

  1. The theory and science of change management

  2. Common obstacles of change

  3. How to create a healthy culture of change

Who should attend: School leaders and any educator interested in school improvement.

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Ross Wehner

Speaker: Ross Wehner, Founder of World Leadership School and K12 Change Lab

Speaker: Lori Strauss, Head of School, The Field School

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