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Dana Britt and Natalie Hall

Dana Britt is an Associate Partner focused on leading innovation in the state of New York. Prior to joining Education Elements in 2015, she worked in the District of Columbia Public Schools for six years, first as a high school English teacher, then in the district office as the manager of educational technology. In that role, she supported the district-level rollout of blended learning across 111 schools and built up a particular expertise in designing district-wide professional development and selecting, purchasing, and adopting new digital content and tools. At Education Elements, Dana has supported schools over 100 schools in 16 states. She has led the implementations of Fulton County Schools (GA), Syracuse City School District (NY), Marion Central School District (NY), and Waterloo Central School District (NY). Natalie Hall is a Design Principal on the Design and Implementation Team. Natalie comes to Education Elements with experience as a middle school reading and ELA teacher, and as a consultant in the private sector. After teaching for two years in Houston TX, she transitioned out of the classroom in hopes of building a foundation in her consulting skill set. Now living in Washington, DC, she worked with Kaiser Associates--a boutique strategy firm--on engagements supporting federal and commercial clients in their goals of making more informed strategic and operational decisions. With the goal of marrying her passion for education with her now well-established consulting background, she comes to Education Elements with an excitement to partner with school and district leadership to develop strategic plans and sustained organizational changes.

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District Leadership  |  Strategic Planning

Using Your Strategic Plan to Keep Your Stakeholders Informed and Engaged During Times of Change

One of our favorite expressions is that the only constant thing in life is change, which today’s global crisis affirms for us each day. For some of us, we don’t know beyond the next two weeks whether schools will be open or not. We don’t know what classes will look like in the fall (maybe virtual? maybe an A day/B day schedule to reduce the number of kids in the building at one time?). We may not know if all of our students are safe and accounted for, let alone if they have access to a device and broadband connection.

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