2025 School Board Summit
2025 Region 7 ESC School Board Summit
July 18-19, 2025 | Region 7 ESC
Are you ready to take your board to the next level? Join us for our annual School Board Summit on July 18-19 at Region 7 ESC! This is your chance to satisfy the required training hours with sessions tailored to the issues facing our Region 7 community. You'll also have the opportunity to connect with fellow board members from across the region.
Thanks to our generous sponsors, lunch, and breakfast are provided on both days, as well as a hospitality room!
Don't miss out on this opportunity to grow, learn, and network. Secure your spot now and get ready to make a difference in education!
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Thanks to our generous sponsors, lunch, and breakfast are provided on both days, as well as a hospitality room!
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For more information on becoming a sponsor, visit our School Board Sponsorship Page.
FRIDAY, JULY 18
The day will kick off with a General Session for everyone at 8:15 a.m., featuring a welcome, a rundown of the day's events, and general information.
Bluebonnet Learning Materials: Empowering Texas Schools with High-Quality Instructional Resources
Join us for an informative session on Bluebonnet Learning Materials, the state-developed Open Education Resources (OER) designed to provide Texas schools with high-quality instructional materials (HQIM) in core content areas. Approved by the State Board of Education (SBOE) through the Instructional Materials Review and Approval (IMRA) process, these materials offer comprehensive support in Reading Language Arts (K–5), Foundational Literacy (K–3), and Mathematics (K–Algebra 1 currently).
This session will provide an overview of how Bluebonnet Learning Materials align with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and the Science of Teaching Reading (STR), ensuring rigorous, evidence-based instruction. School board members will gain insights into how these resources support student achievement, reduce teacher workload, and foster family engagement. Additionally, we will discuss funding options, including the Instructional Materials and Technology Allotment (IMTA) and entitlements under House Bill 1605, which provide financial support for procurement and printing.
Discover how your district can leverage Bluebonnet Learning Materials to enhance student success and instructional quality while maximizing available funding.
Speaker: Melinda Moran, Region 7 ESC Curriculum Specialist
Melinda Moran is a Curriculum Specialist at Region 7 ESC with 25 years of experience in education. With expertise in curriculum best practices and coaching, she has played a key role in improving student outcomes through the Texas Reading Academies and supporting curriculum implementation using research-based instructional strategies. Holding an M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction, Melinda is passionate about supporting teacher growth, ensuring equitable access to high-quality instructional materials and grade-level instruction, and fostering student success.
Speaker: Caleb Reed, Region 7 ESC Secondary Math Specialist
Caleb Reed is a Secondary Math Specialist at Region 7 ESC, dedicated to fostering student success and enhancing teacher experiences across the region. With a strong background in teaching math across multiple states, Caleb brings a wealth of practical classroom experience. As a servant leader at his church, he also actively contributes to the growth and development of youth in his community. Focused on driving student growth and improving teachers' quality of life, he is committed to helping districts across Region 7 implement high-quality instructional materials effectively. Outside of his professional endeavors, Caleb enjoys playing chess and drums–further showcasing his dedication to strategic thinking and creativity.
"Building" Board Knowledge in Facilities Planning and Construction
School board behaviors and decisions are among the most important factors in long-range facilities planning for school districts, as well as the successful execution of a bond program. This session will help board members better understand the process of making recommendations for the highest and best use of funds associated with facilities, including maintenance, renovation, and new construction. The session will also discuss how trustees can use their knowledge to build trust and support in the community as it relates to facilities.
Speaker: Barry Brock
A lifelong Texan, Barry Brock’s experience covers a wide range of construction project types extending through a career spanning over 45 years in the DFW area with more than 35 million square feet of projects. His early work in the architecture industry prepared him for his transition into managing design and construction as an owner’s representative. In 2002, Mr. Brock Joined Pegasus Texas to manage a portion of the Dallas ISD bond program. Since successfully completing the 2002 Dallas ISD Bond program, he focused on the kick-off of subsequent programs in Dallas ISD, culminating with the 2008 Bond Program. Serving as the founder and president of PROCEDEO, he focused on the management of the Fort Worth Independent School District’s 2017 and 2021 bond programs totaling more than $1.9 billion. Recognized in the DFW area as a leading professional in program management for the public and private sectors, Mr. Brock has successfully completed many outstanding projects for Dallas’ premier developers and public entities. He has developed and managed over 35 million square feet of educational, commercial, and industrial facilities in his distinguished career. When not assisting his clients, he spends much of his outdoors, where he has established himself as an accomplished competitive shooter. Mr. Brock’s education includes studies in Environmental Design from Texas A&M University with additional course study in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington.Speaker: Brent Kline
Brent Kline is an experienced architect and program manager who has been personally involved with projects in the educational, commercial, medical, and religious sectors for over 31 years. His attention to budgets, schedules, and detail, combined with strong technical knowledge, brings a high level of service to our clients. He is knowledgeable in code compliance, accessibility, feasible construction techniques, and costing requirements and will go above and beyond by making presentations to community groups on behalf of his clients. As an Architect, his project experience ranges up to $43 million. In the program management role, he has been directly responsible for $248 million of construction and an additional $135 million of programming.EISO / Team of 8
SB 1566 requires all school board members to be trained in Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes. This workshop will examine how school boards, progress monitoring, accountability, and implementation make a difference in student outcomes. This will be a three-hour training that is required above any of the “level” training previously mandated. However, if ALL school board members and the superintendent from a district attend the training together and work together throughout the training, dual credit for SB 1566 and Team of Eight training may be awarded.
Speaker: Dr. Rick Alvarado, Powell Law Firm
With a Ph.D. in Educational Administration, Dr. Richard Alvarado brings a wealth of experience, having served as a teacher, elementary principal, and Assistant Superintendent. He served as the Executive Director at ESC Region 2 from 2013-2020. Currently, he serves as the Associate Director for ESC Region 20 and as a faculty member for both the University of Phoenix-San Antonio Campus and Concordia University Texas-San Antonio Campus. Richard will be a valuable asset to both our team of attorneys and the school districts we serve.
Speaker: Blake Powell, Powell Law Firm
Blake Powell is the founding and managing partner of the Powell Law Group, LLP. The Firm represents public school districts in all areas of general education law, strongly emphasizing school employment, construction, business, and real estate transactions. The Firm has significant trial and appellate practice. Firm attorneys represent school districts in special education, construction, and business transaction litigation. The Firm has an active public finance practice. This May, the Firm served as bond counsel to school districts in local bond elections valued more than $400 million. The Firm has a government relations team that advocates routinely at the Texas Legislature and state agencies. Additionally, the Firm offers a robust training program led by eight accomplished former chief executives, including two education service center executive directors, six superintendents, a special education director, and a curriculum and policy specialist. Two retired and one current trustee are actively engaged in the Firm’s training program. Finally, the firm is actively involved in executive searches across Texas.
New School Board Member Training / Orientation
The New School Board Member Legislative Updates session is designed to equip newly elected or appointed school board members with essential knowledge about legislative changes, policies, and regulations impacting education. This session supports board members to stay informed, engage effectively in governance, and advocate for their district’s best interests.
Speaker: Dr. Sedric Clark, Region 7 ESC Field Service Agent
Dr. Sedric Clark is the Director and Field Service Agent for Legislation and School Board Administrative Services at Region 7 ESC in Kilgore, Texas. In this role, he provides guidance on legislative matters and supports school boards within the region. Prior to joining Region 7 ESC, Dr. Clark served as Superintendent for Gladewater ISD and principal at Foster Middle School where he focused on fostering academic achievement and personal growth among students. Dr. Clark's extensive experience in educational leadership and administration has been instrumental in shaping effective educational strategies and policies in the East Texas region.
Dr. Sedric Clark is the Director and Field Service Agent for Legislation and School Board Administrative Services at Region 7 ESC in Kilgore, Texas. In this role, he provides guidance on legislative matters and supports school boards within the region. Prior to joining Region 7 ESC, Dr. Clark served as Superintendent for Gladewater ISD and principal at Foster Middle School where he focused on fostering academic achievement and personal growth among students. Dr. Clark's extensive experience in educational leadership and administration has been instrumental in shaping effective educational strategies and policies in the East Texas region.New School Board Member Training / Basic School Finance
An informative training session for newly elected or appointed school board members designed to enhance the financial literacy and management skills of school board members. This workshop will delve into the intricacies of school finance, providing participants with knowledge and tools necessary to oversee and steward the financial resources of their educational institutions.
Speaker: Dr. Joseph Coburn, Region 7 ESC Field Service Agent
Joe Coburn is a Field Service Agent at Region 7 ESC. A long-time administrator in Tyler ISD, Joe returned to east Texas this January, having previously served as a superintendent in Decatur ISD, as well as in cabinet level positions in multiple districts. Joe will specialize in supporting boards through coaching and training, as well as providing support to schools in financial matters, including budget, revenue projections and sources, and efficiency of expenditures. His commitment is to supporting Region 7 schools in any way needed to maximize outcomes for students.New School Board Member Training / Intro to Texas Education Code
In your first year, you must complete a basic “Orientation to the Education Code” training course with an emphasis on governing Texas school districts, and a focus on parental rights and health education. The purpose is to prepare newly appointed school board members to work as a corporate body to govern and oversee the management of their school district so that the academic performance of all students will improve.
Speaker: Dennis Glenn, Region 7 ESC Field Service Agent
Dennis Glenn serves as a Field Service Agent at Region 7 ESC. With a background as the former superintendent at Harmony ISD, Dennis has been with Region 7 since 2021. He specializes in leadership and administration, leveraging his extensive experience to provide valuable guidance and support to schools. Dennis is committed to assisting Region 7 schools in developing effective leadership strategies to promote student success and organizational excellenceNew School Board Member Training / School Safety & Human Trafficking
This training session is crafted for newly elected or appointed school board members will provide school board members with the tools needed to become familiar with human trafficking, trafficker tactics, risk factors for children, indicators of trafficking, what to do when a child reports possible trafficking, and what steps to take if you suspect trafficking.
Speaker: Adrian Knight, Region 7 ESC School Safety Coordinator
Adrian Knight is the School Safety Coordinator at Region 7 ESC. With a wealth of experience, including serving as the Assistant Superintendent of Career and College Readiness at Spring Hill ISD, Adrian is returning to Region 7 ESC, where he spent seven years leading CTE and School Safety. Adrian specializes in developing and implementing effective school safety measures to ensure a secure learning environment for students and staff. He is committed to leveraging his expertise to support Region 7 schools in enhancing safety protocols and emergency preparedness, promoting student well-being and success.
Adrian Knight is the School Safety Coordinator at Region 7 ESC. With a wealth of experience, including serving as the Assistant Superintendent of Career and College Readiness at Spring Hill ISD, Adrian is returning to Region 7 ESC, where he spent seven years leading CTE and School Safety. Adrian specializes in developing and implementing effective school safety measures to ensure a secure learning environment for students and staff. He is committed to leveraging his expertise to support Region 7 schools in enhancing safety protocols and emergency preparedness, promoting student well-being and success.School Safety
In an era where school safety has become a paramount concern, it is crucial for school boards to be equipped with the knowledge to best govern a secure educational environment. This training session is designed to empower school board members with the skills and insights necessary to ensure the well-being of students and staff.
Speaker: Joey King, Region 7 ESC School Safety Specialist
Joey King is a School Safety Specialist at the Region 7 ESC. Joey holds a bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M University and a TCOLE Master Peace Officer Certificate. Prior to joining the Region 7 Team, Joey served as the Chief of Police for the Lindale ISD Police Department. Joey is a certified ALICE/ATP trainer, Certified BTA Trainer, and IDA Coordinator at Region 7. Joey assists LEAs in achieving compliance with TEA and statutory requirements. Joey also works with LEAs in maximizing the benefits of school safety and security grants issued by the State of Texas and other entities.
Joey King is a School Safety Specialist at the Region 7 ESC. Joey holds a bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M University and a TCOLE Master Peace Officer Certificate. Prior to joining the Region 7 Team, Joey served as the Chief of Police for the Lindale ISD Police Department. Joey is a certified ALICE/ATP trainer, Certified BTA Trainer, and IDA Coordinator at Region 7. Joey assists LEAs in achieving compliance with TEA and statutory requirements. Joey also works with LEAs in maximizing the benefits of school safety and security grants issued by the State of Texas and other entities.Speaker: Adrian Knight, Region 7 ESC School Safety Coordinator
Adrian Knight is the School Safety Coordinator at Region 7 ESC. With a wealth of experience, including serving as the Assistant Superintendent of Career and College Readiness at Spring Hill ISD, Adrian is returning to Region 7 ESC, where he spent seven years leading CTE and School Safety. Adrian specializes in developing and implementing effective school safety measures to ensure a secure learning environment for students and staff. He is committed to leveraging his expertise to support Region 7 schools in enhancing safety protocols and emergency preparedness, promoting student well-being and success.
Adrian Knight is the School Safety Coordinator at Region 7 ESC. With a wealth of experience, including serving as the Assistant Superintendent of Career and College Readiness at Spring Hill ISD, Adrian is returning to Region 7 ESC, where he spent seven years leading CTE and School Safety. Adrian specializes in developing and implementing effective school safety measures to ensure a secure learning environment for students and staff. He is committed to leveraging his expertise to support Region 7 schools in enhancing safety protocols and emergency preparedness, promoting student well-being and success.Setting Tax Rates and Adopting Budgets
Balancing fiscal responsibility with student needs is a critical responsibility for school boards. This session will guide trustees through the complexities of adopting a tax rate and setting a budget that aligns with district priorities. Participants will explore the legal requirements, timelines, and key financial considerations involved in the process. We’ll discuss strategies for effective community engagement, ensuring transparency, and making data-driven decisions that support both short-term operational needs and long-term district goals. Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of how to navigate budget constraints while maintaining a commitment to student success.
Speaker: Dr. Michael Davis, Region 7 ESC Chief Financial Officer
Michael Davis is the Chief Financial Officer at Region 7 ESC. With a background as the former superintendent at Cushing ISD, Michael has been with Region 7 since 2021. He specializes in providing expert guidance to schools in financial matters, leveraging his extensive experience to help schools navigate financial challenges and optimize their resources effectively. Michael is committed to supporting Region 7 schools in achieving their financial goals and maximizing student success.Title IX
Title IX compliance isn’t just a campus or administrative responsibility—it’s a governance priority. In this session, board members will gain a clear understanding of their oversight role in ensuring the district meets federal Title IX requirements. From policy approval to monitoring systemic equity, participants will learn how to ask the right questions, recognize potential red flags, and uphold protections for all students. This session will also explore recent updates to Title IX regulations and their impact on district practices. Walk away with the confidence to support compliance while championing a culture of safety, respect, and inclusion.
Speaker: Kelli Karczweski, Fisher Firm
Kelli Karczweski began her legal career in 1992 as an Assistant Attorney General with the Texas AG’s office. Transitioning to representing public school districts, Kelli has focused on rural districts in Texas. She conducts training sessions and speaks at state and local conferences. Kelli serves as special counsel, overseeing the Public Administration and Education Division. In 2009, in partnership with Region 7 ESC, Kelli founded eTrain Advantage, an online training library for East Texas teachers and administrators on timely school law matters.Speaker: Taylor Garner, Fisher Firm
Taylor Garner, a recent Texas A&M University School of Law graduate, is passionate about supporting public school districts through quality legal representation. With a BA in English from Texas A&M University, Taylor began her career teaching 7th-grade English. She is committed to leveraging her legal career to support educators in creating a safe learning environment. During law school, Taylor was a teaching assistant and competed on the Aggie Dispute Resolution team, winning the National Championship for the American Bar Association’s Representation in Mediation Competition. SATURDAY, JULY 19
The day will kick off with a General Session for everyone at 8:15 a.m., featuring a welcome, a rundown of the day's events, and general information.
Advocacy
School board members play a crucial role in advocating for students, staff, and their communities, but effective advocacy starts with a clear understanding of governance. This session will explore the vital role of trustees in shaping policy, engaging with legislators, and ensuring district priorities align with student success. Participants will gain insight into how strong governance impacts decision-making, budget priorities, and long-term district stability. Attendees will leave empowered to be proactive advocates, ensuring their voices drive positive change for public education.
Speaker: Deann Lee, Raise Your Hand Texas
Deann joined Raise Your Hand Texas in August 2021 after 32 years in public education. She began teaching in Arlington ISD before spending 23 years in Paris ISD as a teacher, Special Education Supervisor, and State/Federal Programs Director. She later served as Assistant Superintendent and Superintendent in Millsap ISD. Deann’s experience spans history, government, special education, bilingual/ESL, gifted/talented, curriculum, finance, and leadership. She has held leadership roles in ATPE, the Equity Center, and multiple Texas education committees. Deann holds degrees from SNU and Texas Woman’s University, with certifications from Texas A&M-Commerce and UT Permian Basin.
Board Officer Training
Serving as a school board officer comes with unique responsibilities that require strong leadership, strategic thinking, and effective governance skills. This session is designed to equip board presidents, vice presidents, and secretaries with the knowledge and tools needed to lead with confidence. Participants will explore best practices for setting meeting agendas, facilitating discussions, ensuring compliance with legal requirements, and fostering a productive board-superintendent relationship. We’ll also dive into strategies for managing conflict, maintaining focus on student outcomes, and building a cohesive board culture. Whether you’re a newly elected officer or a seasoned leader, this session will provide valuable insights to strengthen your role and maximize your board’s impact.
Speaker: Dr. Drew Howard, Region 7 ESC Director, Center for Effective Districts
Dr. Drew Howard is the Deputy Director of the Center for Effective Schools department at Region 7 ESC. With a rich background, including serving as a former superintendent at Sweetwater ISD, Dr. Howard has been with Region 7 ESC for two years. He has extensive experience as a teacher, principal, and associate commissioner of school governance for TEA. Dr. Howard is committed to helping schools achieve their goals and ensuring student success. He has trained over 100 school boards with the sole mission to support the implementation of research-based behaviors to improve student outcomes. BOP It
The board and its officers are responsible for ensuring the implementation and adherence of Board Operating Procedures (BOPs). This session will address the nature and benefits of BOPs as well as possible BOP options available to boards.
Speaker: Kelli Karczweski, Fisher Firm
Kelli Karczweski began her legal career in 1992 as an Assistant Attorney General with the Texas AG’s office. Transitioning to representing public school districts, Kelli has focused on rural districts in Texas. She conducts training sessions and speaks at state and local conferences. Kelli serves as special counsel, overseeing the Public Administration and Education Division. In 2009, in partnership with Region 7 ESC, Kelli founded eTrain Advantage, an online training library for East Texas teachers and administrators on timely school law matters.Speaker: Taylor Garner, Fisher Firm
Taylor Garner, a recent Texas A&M University School of Law graduate, is passionate about supporting public school districts through quality legal representation. With a BA in English from Texas A&M University, Taylor began her career teaching 7th-grade English. She is committed to leveraging her legal career to support educators in creating a safe learning environment. During law school, Taylor was a teaching assistant and competed on the Aggie Dispute Resolution team, winning the National Championship for the American Bar Association’s Representation in Mediation Competition. "Building" Board Knowledge in Facilities Planning and Construction
School board behaviors and decisions are among the most important factors in long-range facilities planning for school districts, as well as the successful execution of a bond program. This session will help board members better understand the process of making recommendations for the highest and best use of funds associated with facilities, including maintenance, renovation, and new construction. The session will also discuss how trustees can use their knowledge to build trust and support in the community as it relates to facilities.
Speaker: Barry Brock
A lifelong Texan, Barry Brock’s experience covers a wide range of construction project types extending through a career spanning over 45 years in the DFW area with more than 35 million square feet of projects. His early work in the architecture industry prepared him for his transition into managing design and construction as an owner’s representative. In 2002, Mr. Brock Joined Pegasus Texas to manage a portion of the Dallas ISD bond program. Since successfully completing the 2002 Dallas ISD Bond program, he focused on the kick-off of subsequent programs in Dallas ISD, culminating with the 2008 Bond Program. Serving as the founder and president of PROCEDEO, he focused on the management of the Fort Worth Independent School District’s 2017 and 2021 bond programs totaling more than $1.9 billion. Recognized in the DFW area as a leading professional in program management for the public and private sectors, Mr. Brock has successfully completed many outstanding projects for Dallas’ premier developers and public entities. He has developed and managed over 35 million square feet of educational, commercial, and industrial facilities in his distinguished career. When not assisting his clients, he spends much of his outdoors, where he has established himself as an accomplished competitive shooter. Mr. Brock’s education includes studies in Environmental Design from Texas A&M University with additional course study in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington.Speaker: Brent Kline
Brent Kline is an experienced architect and program manager who has been personally involved with projects in the educational, commercial, medical, and religious sectors for over 31 years. His attention to budgets, schedules, and detail, combined with strong technical knowledge, brings a high level of service to our clients. He is knowledgeable in code compliance, accessibility, feasible construction techniques, and costing requirements and will go above and beyond by making presentations to community groups on behalf of his clients. As an Architect, his project experience ranges up to $43 million. In the program management role, he has been directly responsible for $248 million of construction and an additional $135 million of programming.EISO / Team of 8
SB 1566 requires all school board members to be trained in Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes. This workshop will examine how school boards, progress monitoring, accountability, and implementation make a difference in student outcomes. This will be a three-hour training that is required above any of the “level” training previously mandated. However, if ALL school board members and the superintendent from a district attend the training together and work together throughout the training, dual credit for SB 1566 and Team of Eight training may be awarded.
Speaker: Dr. Rick Alvarado, Powell Law Firm
With a Ph.D. in Educational Administration, Dr. Richard Alvarado brings a wealth of experience, having served as a teacher, elementary principal, and Assistant Superintendent. He served as the Executive Director at ESC Region 2 from 2013-2020. Currently, he serves as the Associate Director for ESC Region 20 and as a faculty member for both the University of Phoenix-San Antonio Campus and Concordia University Texas-San Antonio Campus. Richard will be a valuable asset to both our team of attorneys and the school districts we serve.
Speaker: Blake Powell, Powell Law Firm
Blake Powell is the founding and managing partner of the Powell Law Group, LLP. The Firm represents public school districts in all areas of general education law, strongly emphasizing school employment, construction, business, and real estate transactions. The Firm has significant trial and appellate practice. Firm attorneys represent school districts in special education, construction, and business transaction litigation. The Firm has an active public finance practice. This May, the Firm served as bond counsel to school districts in local bond elections valued more than $400 million. The Firm has a government relations team that advocates routinely at the Texas Legislature and state agencies. Additionally, the Firm offers a robust training program led by eight accomplished former chief executives, including two education service center executive directors, six superintendents, a special education director, and a curriculum and policy specialist. Two retired and one current trustee are actively engaged in the Firm’s training program. Finally, the firm is actively involved in executive searches across Texas.
Legislative Update
The legislative landscape in Texas continues to shape the way public schools operate—from funding and accountability to staffing, safety, and curriculum. This session will provide board members with a concise, up-to-date overview of the most impactful legislation passed in the most recent session, along with a look ahead at key issues on the horizon. Participants will learn how these changes affect local governance, what advocacy opportunities exist, and how to align board priorities with evolving state policy. Come ready to connect the dots between the Capitol and the classroom.
Speaker: Deann Lee, Raise Your Hand Texas
Deann joined Raise Your Hand Texas in August 2021 after 32 years in public education. She began teaching in Arlington ISD before spending 23 years in Paris ISD as a teacher, Special Education Supervisor, and State/Federal Programs Director. She later served as Assistant Superintendent and Superintendent in Millsap ISD. Deann’s experience spans history, government, special education, bilingual/ESL, gifted/talented, curriculum, finance, and leadership. She has held leadership roles in ATPE, the Equity Center, and multiple Texas education committees. Deann holds degrees from SNU and Texas Woman’s University, with certifications from Texas A&M-Commerce and UT Permian Basin.School Board Communications: Dos, Don’ts, and Did You Knows
This session will seek to help board members with the one challenge that seems to most often come up for trustees in every district: communication. School communications expert Amanda Brim will provide information and scenarios related to every aspect of communication, from social media to parking lot conversations, including how to communicate during a crisis, tips for redirecting communication toward administration, and how to use communication to advocate for the district. Amanda will use real-world examples that will help both new trustees and seasoned veterans.
Speaker: Amanda Brim, Be True Media
With more than 25 years of experience leading award-winning school PR teams, Amanda Brim is a force in public education communications, bringing unmatched expertise in strategy, storytelling, and community engagement. As Chief Client Strategy Officer at Caelen Communications, Amanda advises districts across Texas on how to own the narrative, outsmart the noise, and communicate like pros. From crisis response to bond wins to brand overhauls, Amanda is the trusted thought partner superintendents rely on when the stakes are high, helping districts turn complex challenges into compelling messages. Amanda is steadfast in her belief that authentic communication is the key to securing public education’s future.
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