20/05/2026
Y’all have been asking for ongoing coaching support that doesn’t cost a million dollars 😭 …so here it go. 👏🏾
The Instructional Coaching Reset Pass is officially LIVE.
This is for the instructional coaches, APs, teacher developers, and school leaders who want:
✨ real support
✨ practical tools
✨ honest conversations
✨ a space to ask questions all year long without feeling like you’re figuring it out alone
For ONE TIME payment of $99, founding members get access for the entire 2026–2027 school year. Yes… the WHOLE year. 🫶🏾
Inside you’ll get:
✔️ Monthly office hours
✔️ Priority Q&A support
✔️ Quarterly coaching clinics
✔️ Private community access
✔️ Templates + resources
✔️ Bonus surprises throughout the year
I wanted this to feel accessible, helpful, and genuinely supportive — especially during a time when so many leaders and coaches are carrying a lot.
First 25 people only before pricing increases Friday. 👀
Let’s reset, sharpen our practice, and grow together this school year.
Link in bio! Let’s work!
11/04/2026
The girls who get it, get it.
It’s Usher baby 😉 &btour
02/04/2026
There’s something different about being in a room where everyone is serious about getting better.
That’s exactly what the Simply Coaching Summit is bringing, July 6-8th!
Tickets are now on sale, and the speaker lineup is full of coaches and leaders who are building real systems, not just talking about them.
I’ll be leading a session titled:
From Coaching Moves to Coaching Systems: Building a Playbook That Scales
This work is about moving beyond isolated coaching moments and building something that actually holds across your school—aligned, intentional, and impactful.
If you’re ready to elevate your coaching practice and be in community with people doing the same…
I’ll see you there. Grab your tickets with 🎉
21/10/2024
The podcast is still going strong! Episode 5 is out now! I was joined by a special guest and former WAYS teacher to chat about technology and coaching!
The Future of Coaching: Trends and Predictions of Coaching & Technology in the Classroom
In this episode, I sit down with the incredible Tanesha Cager to discuss the importance of using technology in the classroom and how teachers can evolve with...
26/08/2024
How many of you are helping to implement collaborative planning in your schools?
Here are the keys to success!
The key components of collaborative planning for a grade level include:
1. Clear Objectives: Establish shared goals and desired outcomes for the grade level.
2. Aligned Curriculum: Ensure that lesson plans, assessments, and resources are consistent across the grade level.
3. Data-Driven Decisions: Use student data to inform instructional strategies and address learning gaps.
4. Role Clarity: Define each team member’s responsibilities and contributions to the planning process.
5. Regular Meetings: Schedule consistent, focused meetings for collaboration and reflection.
6. Shared Resources: Create and utilize common resources, lesson plans, and assessments.
7. Reflective Practice: Continuously evaluate and adjust plans based on student progress and feedback.
26/01/2024
Instructional leaders don’t skimp on community. Learning in community isn’t a new concept, as we all know 𝗶𝗿𝗼𝗻 𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗽𝗲𝗻𝘀 𝗶𝗿𝗼𝗻.
And yet, somehow the value of collaborative learning isn’t leveraged effectively in schools.
Lesson planning clinics, PLCs, whatever you choose to call it doesn’t matter, it’s the impact of the time together.
Anytime you are bringing educators together, the return on their time away from independent planning has to be obvious!
Collaborative planning time should be pre-planned by leaders, data driven and with a clear outcome.
Meeting some resistance? Try my 3 suggestions!
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