Roger Cleveland

Busy Friday and Saturday for Millennium Learning Concepts. On Friday I facilitated a training for United Way of Bluegrass. On Saturday morning I had the opportunity to facilitate workshops for the Fayette County Public School’s “ If I Can, You Can” Conference z

@BromagenHayley @TheLeestownWay Thanks Hayley!!!!

This is a great event taking place in Michigan.

I want to thank Dr. John Marshall and the staff of The Division of Diversity, Equity and Poverty in Jefferson County Public Schools for inducting me in the Inaugural JCPS Equity Hall of Fame. I am sharing this honor with some great advocates for public education.

@KaraJo_Ammerman Congratulations

What a surprise it was to get an email today saying I have been nominated… thank you so much! ❤️

“Impactful Inheritance: It’s not what you leave to your children. It’s what you leave in them” Clevelandism

About to start my session on “Cultural Humility in Schools” at the National Association of Career and Technical Education Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. Let’s Go!

Inducted into the Morehead State University Alumni Association Hall of Fame!

@DrAllisonRogers Hi Dr. Rogers! I hope you are doing well.

About 4 years ago, I had the opportunity to hear Dr. @clevenupe speak at a conference and his teachings stuck with me throughout my doctoral journey. Dr. Cleveland is widely sought after for his expertise in equity and inclusion, cultural proficiency, and transforming (1/4)

Morehead State University’s homecoming will be a little different for me this year. #melaninmoment #halloffame

“I didn’t grow up poor, we were broke. Poor is permanent. Broke is temporary” Mindset Clevelandism

Spent the afternoon with students, faculty and leadership at The University of Louisville’s Louis D. Brandeis School of Law. “Difference Does Not Denote Deficit”

Presenting at the Men of Color Symposium. Hosted by the University of Kentucky.

@WilliamHTurner1 That’s me coach!

Got an opportunity to speak to the Lady Commodores basketball team at Tates Creek High School this morning. Great conversation. They are candidates for greatness. Thanks for the opportunity Coach Costner! #riseandgrind!

@AP_JGray @KASAEdLeader I had mix emotions about the responses.

@clevenupe @KASAEdLeader For myself, I have to consistently check my own biases when making decisions that affect my students and programs. First and foremost is recognizing there is a problem. Only then can you begin to understand how to address underlying issues that affect student success.

Learning while Leading with @clevenupe and the @KASAEdLeader Board of Directors How do we address opportunity gaps as school leaders, and how do our biases and beliefs impact this work?