Virtual Session
Doing More with Less
Smart strategies to stretch your district budget and uncover revenue you didn't know you had.
Tuesday April 21st, 2026 | 12 PM CST
Every dollar has to work harder right now.
With ESSER funds gone and budgets tightening across the country, district leaders are being asked to do more with less — without cutting what matters most for students.
Join engage2learn CSO Chris Everett on April 21st at 12:00 PM CT for a practical, no-fluff session on how districts are finding financial flexibility, maximizing existing resources, and identifying revenue-generating opportunities hiding in plain sight.
You'll walk away with:
- A clearer picture of where budget inefficiencies are costing your district
- Actionable strategies to reallocate resources toward student impact
- Revenue opportunities most districts aren't tapping — but should be
- A framework for making the case to your board and community
This session is for you if you're a district leader who's tired of impossible tradeoffs and ready to think differently about what's possible.
Reserve your spot today.
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Doing More with Less: Strategies to maximize your district budget and revenue generating opportunities
Tuesday, April 21st, 2026 at 12pm CST
💻 Virtual (link provided upon registration)
💵 Free
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Mark your calendar for Session 1: Wednesday, April 21st, 2026 at 12pm CST . We'll see you there.
Presented By Chris Everett, Chief Strategy Officer, engage2learn
Chris Everett
Chief Strategy Officer, engage2learn
Chris serves engage2learn (e2L) as the Chief Strategy Officer, identifying and executing strategic e2L partnerships to support K-12 districts in implementing operational and academic initiatives that lead to improved educator and learner outcomes. In this role, he works with districts to identify specific areas of need and strategize scalable solutions that will enhance district culture and provide the support every individual in the system needs to grow and thrive. He brings a wealth of administrative and leadership experience to the team to help carry out successful e2L partnerships with a human-centered focus.
Chris has been a Texas educator for over 20 years, serving at multiple levels within the school structure. He has been a classroom teacher and athletic coach, a campus administrator, a district administrator, and a director at a regional Education Service Center.