
S1 E7 Closure Doesn’t Have to Be the END
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In this heartfelt and candid episode of Bold By Choice, hosts Vashaunta Harris and Jim Goenner tackle one of the toughest topics in charter school leadership—closure. Joined by Heather Wendling from the National Charter Schools Institute, they dive deep into the emotional, logistical, and community-driven aspects of closing a school.
Vashaunta, Jim, and Heather openly share their personal and professional experiences with school closures, offering listeners an honest look at the difficult realities and essential considerations that must guide these critical decisions. They address the reasons behind closures, from academic performance and finances to governance and enrollment challenges, while questioning whether communities truly have a meaningful voice in these decisions.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of handling closure with humanity, dignity, and transparency, ensuring that the impact on students, families, educators, and communities is handled with compassion and care. The hosts challenge listeners to view closure not merely as an end but as an opportunity for reflection, growth, and improvement within the educational ecosystem.
Episode Highlights:
- Understanding the complex reasons behind school closures.
- Ensuring community voices genuinely influence closure decisions.
- Defining what a healthy education ecosystem means.
- Best practices for handling closures humanely and compassionately.
- Transforming closures into opportunities for learning and systemic improvement.
Whether you're navigating a school closure or shaping policies that impact educational communities, this episode offers valuable insights and guidance to lead with integrity, compassion, and courage.
Listen now to discover how closure, though difficult, can still reflect your values and commitment to the communities you serve.