Cable’s Leaders in Learning Awards

As director of CASTLE, the nation’s only center dedicated to the technology leadership needs of K-12 school administrators, I’ve been named a finalist (again) for the cable industry’s Leaders in […]

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Scott McLeod

February 16, 2011

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As director of CASTLE, the nation’s only center dedicated to the technology leadership needs of K-12 school administrators, I’ve been named a finalist (again) for the cable industry’s Leaders in Learning Awards. I’ve got tremendous competition in the General Excellence category but keep your fingers crossed for me!

Associate Professor of Educational Administration, Iowa State University

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