Denisa R. Superville
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Past articles by Denisa:
Women in the K-12 Workforce, by the Numbers
Women are the majority of the education workforce, but their numbers drop as you climb the chain of command. → Read More
Why Aren't There More Asian American School Leaders? Here's What We Heard
Ideas for making the profession more appealing. → Read More
Recruiting Asian American School Leaders: Tips From Educators
Efforts to increase school leadership diversity often overlook Asian American and Pacific Islanders. → Read More
Principals or Peers: Who Should Evaluate Teachers?
A new study shows starkly different results for teachers depending on who evaluates them. → Read More
Zen Dens: Creating Mental Health Spaces at School
Design and staffing are important things to consider when setting up spaces for overwhelmed and stressed students. → Read More
The School District That's Enrolling Ukrainian Refugees—and Hiring Their Parents
The Topeka, Kan., district has hired Ukrainian refugees in multiple roles, helping provide stability to families uprooted by war. → Read More
Is This the Beginning of the Principal Exodus?
New data provides evidence that district leaders and policymakers don't want to ignore, experts say. → Read More
Supports in Every Title I School? A Community Schools Group Receives Record $165M
The donation from the Ballmer Group, funded by Connie and Steve Ballmer, the former Microsoft CEO, is the largest in Communities In Schools’ history. → Read More
This Principal Uses Her Experience as the Child of Farmworkers to Support Students
Raquel Martinez, a middle school principal in Washington state, ensures parents and students know their culture and language are valued. → Read More
4 Actions Districts and States Can Take to Increase Staff Diversity
A report offers concrete steps for districts, charter organizations, and states to boost the racial diversity of their K-12 workforce. → Read More
4 Ways to Leverage Education Foundations to Support School-Based Mental Health
Education foundations don’t need big budgets to help school districts with rising mental health challenges. → Read More
First Latina Selected to Lead National Principals Group
Raquel Martinez is a middle school principal in Pasco, Wash. → Read More
5 Things to Know About How the Culture Wars Are Disrupting Schools
Disruptions were more acutely felt in districts with more affluent and white students, but there weren't always clear-cut political lines. → Read More
Divisive Politics Are Harming Schools, District Leaders Say
A new survey reveals how tough the politics are for some leaders, especially in the suburbs. → Read More
School Foundations Shift Their Focus to Students' Mental Health as Need Grows
School district foundations generally help plug funding gaps. Some districts are tapping them to shore up mental health supports. → Read More
What Educators of Color Say It Will Take to Boost Their Numbers in School Leadership
Educators of color say it’s often another person seeing their potential and pushing them—that got them into leadership. → Read More
How Can Districts Retain Principals? A 5-Year Project Offers Clues
While money matters, it’s not the only way districts can hold on to good talent. → Read More
A School District Now Has a Deep Bench of Principals of Color. See How It Got There
In six years, Minnesota’s Eden Prairie district went from 18 percent of school leaders being people of color to nearly 50 percent. → Read More
These Principals Insist on Connecting Every Student to an Adult They Trust
Ensuring every student has at least one trusted adult at school is important. Two principals explain why → Read More
What These School Leaders Will Change in 2023
Taking lessons from 2022, two principals look ahead to deepening relationships, teamwork, and student voice. → Read More