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Lead with Impact. Grow from Within.

Principles of Effective Educational Leadership

Transform Yourself to Transform Your School

Dates to be announced for later in 2026.

This immersive program from the Whole School Leadership Institute blends the inner and outer work of leadership through weekly live sessions, breakout groups, reflective practices, and peer collaboration.


What You’ll Learn

Inner Growth & Self-Awareness

– Observation practices
– Self-inquiry modalities
– Social styles assessment

Leadership Frameworks

– Story and narrative meaning
– Community-building
– Bowen Family Systems Theory

Organizational & Change Skills

– Adult development stages
– Change theory
– Speech acts & communication tools
– The Anchor Tools


Certification Pathways

Earn a Leadership Certificate from Loyola University.
Complete six WSL courses to qualify for advanced education pathways.
Graduates may earn Bachelor’s or Master’s credit hours at Sarasota University.


Who Should Attend

• School Administrators & Heads of School
• Teacher-Leaders & emerging leaders
• Educators from all school models

For those committed to leadership growth from the inside out.


Spaces are limited - secure your place today.

Contact: George Markham - info@wholeschoolleadership.org


“Leadership is not what we do to others - it begins with who we are becoming.”


AMI Montessori School Leadership Certificate Course

2026 Online Whole School Leadership

Join Montessori educators and emerging leaders for an engaging online learning experience focused on leadership, community building, communication, and whole-school growth through a Montessori lens.

📅 July 16 – August 30, 2026
🕒 Live Online | 6:30–9:30 PM ET
👤 Todd Covert & Peter Davidson

Space is limited and registration fills quickly.


 
 
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“…the future requires us to tap into a deeper level of our humanity, of who we really are and who we want to be as a society. This is at the core of all deep leadership work today.”

OTTO SCHARMER

MIT Sloan School of Management