The Riverside County Office of Education is pleased to invite you to our upcoming Trust & Inspire Workshop, a three-part series designed to empower educational leaders like you. Participants will deepen their understanding of how to shift from command and control to Trust and Inspire leadership.

Through engaging discussions and practical exercises, attendees will learn how to internalize and embody fundamental beliefs of leadership and critical stewardship to further enhance their ability to foster trust, inspire their teams, and drive excellence in their organizations.

Part 1: Cultivating Trust and Inspiration in Leadership

Part 2: The Three Stewardships of a Trust and Inspire Leader

Part 3: Trust and Inspire Series Culmination and Celebration

In addition, each participant will receive two group coaching sessions with Dr. Candace Singh to directly impact the sustainability of the practices being shared at the workshop.

Workshops and Coaching will be led by Dr. Candace Singh.

Dr. Candy Singh has dedicated 34 years to PK-12 and higher education, currently serving as Clinical Professor of Leadership, Superintendent in Residence, and Director of the Center for Educational Leadership at the University of La Verne (ULV). Prior to her retirement from PK-12, she spent over 11 years as a school district superintendent, receiving the California 2022 Exemplary Woman in Education Award from the Association of CA School Administrators (ACSA). A first-generation college graduate, Candy holds a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education, a Master's degree in Educational Administration, and a Doctorate in Organizational Leadership. Her research focuses on leadership practices that enhance employee effectiveness and job satisfaction.

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Congratulations on your new role as a leader to your school site!

You certainly have an exciting journey ahead of you. The first 100 days are indeed crucial for setting the tone and vision for your leadership.

The Riverside County Office of Education Leadership Center is excited to provide support for this important window of time. This four part series is designed to help you navigate the key aspects of your role, from preparing and assessing, building community, instructional leadership, and solidifying your vision.

Time will be spent learning, networking, and developing goals to directly support your context.

Register to participate in this unique experience designed for those in new positions just like you.

All participants will receive individualized coaching between each session.

Who should attend: Site Leaders (New to Site or Role)

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What stories do you share with others? Do your stories align with your aspirations, goals, and dreams? Are you actively shaping your own story?

Join a transformative movement where the story is the catalyst, balance is the goal, and thriving in wholeness is the ultimate victory. This academy will focus on women in leadership focused on developing their story which empowers them to tell their unique story through conflict, context, and conclusion.

These sessions will not only aid you in crafting your leadership narrative but also provide a platform to connect with other women across the industry, facilitating discussion on values, balance, health, and ultimately, wholeness.

Who Should Attend: Women in leadership positions across various sectors, including business, education, public services, and non-profit organizations are encouraged to attend.

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The news van is parked outside your school, and the phones are ringing off the hook. Parents are lined up at the front gate demanding to pick up their students immediately.

What do you do next? If your district has a crisis communications plan and/or a public information officer (PIO), those are your first steps. But, what do you do if those resources are not available when you find yourself in charge of the next crisis du jour at your school?

In this academy presentation from two experienced school communicators, you will learn about:

• Responding vs. reacting
• Assessing, analyzing, and taking action
• Decisions in the moment vs. ripple effect of impact for years to come
• Preparing today for the emergency of tomorrow
• What your district Public Information Officer wishes all their school leaders knew

It may feel like your career pathway hangs in the balance during and after emergency situations. How you handle it can affect your professional future. Every crisis is an opportunity, so come learn how to ensure it propels you forward.

Who should attend: Site and/or District Leaders

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As California schools continue to implement universal Pre-Kindergarten and rigorous foundational and developmentally appropriate practices through 3rd grade, the pivotal role of leadership becomes increasingly indispensable in ensuring academic success across all levels.

The Riverside County Office of Education's Early Education Programs and Leadership Center will share valuable practices aimed at fostering alignment from Pre-Kindergarten through 3rd grade, concurrently addressing the nuances of effectively managing complex organizational change.

In this academy series from two experienced leaders in preschool and elementary education, you will learn more about:

• Newly adopted California Preschool Learning Foundations
• Using data to support PK-3 alignment of your instructional program
• Next steps to navigate 2025-2026
• Leadership strategies for navigating complex change
• Opportunities for engagement and networking with fellow elementary site leaders

Who Should Attend: Elementary Site Leaders and Early Education District Leaders

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Have you been exploring how to further your impact in education? Has this exploration led you to thinking about completing an Administrative Credentialing Program?

In partnership with the School of Education Center for Administrator Preparation, the Riverside County Office of Education Leadership Center is offering the Journey to Leadership, an academy that will guide a cohort of driven educational leaders exploring next steps in their career.

Topics include:

• Guiding the Future: Unveiling the Essence of Educational Leadership
• Leadership Paths: A Day in the Life of Site Leaders
• Navigating the Landscape of Leadership: Essential Insights from Certificated Teacher to Administrator- Your Next Step: Securing a Preliminary Administrative Services Credential

Who Should Attend: Educators interested in a professional path towards Site Leadership. This Academy is intended for those who have not yet started a credentialing program.

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This Executive Women's Leadership Convention is a vibrant platform for women in leadership, dedicated to empowering them to embrace their narratives while balancing the complexities of identity, professional roles, personal dimensions, and community wholeness.

Join others in this dynamic experience where our stories are woven together, creating a stronger, more resilient fabric than any of us could achieve alone.

Let’s come together to celebrate and strengthen our unique narratives, building a more connected and resilient future as a community of women leaders.

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EARLY BIRD CLOSES DECEMBER 20TH

Riverside County Office of Education Leadership Center is excited to share an opportunity with FranklinCovey.

FranklinCovey is hosting a complimentary event that celebrates the power of connection and personal growth through the world renowned 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and Building a Culture of Belonging.

Participate in engaging hands-on activities, connect with like-minded educators, and cultivate connection through a culture of belonging. Leave with practical resources you can execute with your staff and opportunities with other Riverside county leaders.

There will be opportunities to carpool based on availability. Please indicate your preference when registering for this event.

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