Harrison Peters
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Proud father & lucky husband! CEO @mcelleaders, former teacher, principal, superintendent, fighting for children for over 2 decades @USNavy vet, A Phi A
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Who has the principal’s back when everyone owns the work—but no one owns the support?
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What does it take for a district to truly have the principal’s back? Join Leaders Developing Leaders for a practical conversation with Shaylia “Shay” McRae and Dr. Richard “Rick” Grayes of Hillsborough County Public Schools as they share how central office departments are coming together to strengthen coherence, clarify roles, align support, and better serve principals and schools: One Team. One Message. One Way of Work!
@MCELLeaders @stevenmgering @DFennoy @erichollinhead
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What does it take for a district to truly have the principal’s back? Join Leaders Developing Leaders for a practical conversation with Shaylia “Shay” McRae and Dr. Richard “Rick” Grayes of Hillsborough County Public Schools as they share how central office departments are coming together to strengthen coherence, clarify roles, align support, and better serve principals and schools: One Team. One Message. One Way of Work!
@MCELLeaders @stevenmgering @DFennoy @erichollinhead
Great leaders don’t just appear. They are forged.
Forged through resilience and strength. Through challenges and triumphs. Through joy and pain. Through moments that test who they are—and moments that remind them why they lead.
And through it all, there is promise.
The promise that our experiences can shape us without defining our limits. The promise that we can emerge stronger, wiser, more courageous, and more committed to the people we have the privilege to serve.
That is The Resilient Leader.
This December, hundreds of leaders from across the country will come together in Orlando for the MCEL National Convening 2026—not simply to talk about leadership, but to learn from one another, challenge one another, reconnect, and strengthen the relationships that sustain us through this work.
Because resilience isn’t built alone.
Will you be in the room?
December 11–13, 2026 | Orlando, Florida
The Resilient Leader
Be in the room where leadership moves forward! @MCELLeaders
mcelleaders.org
Forged through resilience and strength. Through challenges and triumphs. Through joy and pain. Through moments that test who they are—and moments that remind them why they lead.
And through it all, there is promise.
The promise that our experiences can shape us without defining our limits. The promise that we can emerge stronger, wiser, more courageous, and more committed to the people we have the privilege to serve.
That is The Resilient Leader.
This December, hundreds of leaders from across the country will come together in Orlando for the MCEL National Convening 2026—not simply to talk about leadership, but to learn from one another, challenge one another, reconnect, and strengthen the relationships that sustain us through this work.
Because resilience isn’t built alone.
Will you be in the room?
December 11–13, 2026 | Orlando, Florida
The Resilient Leader
Be in the room where leadership moves forward! @MCELLeaders
mcelleaders.org
When ICE enforcement reaches the schoolhouse, leadership gets real.
At the 2026 MCEL National Convening, hear firsthand from Minnesota school leaders who navigated fear, uncertainty, and crisis while keeping their communities together.
This is a conversation you don’t want to miss. Be in the room.
mcelleaders.org @MCELLeaders @stevenmgering
At the 2026 MCEL National Convening, hear firsthand from Minnesota school leaders who navigated fear, uncertainty, and crisis while keeping their communities together.
This is a conversation you don’t want to miss. Be in the room.
mcelleaders.org @MCELLeaders @stevenmgering
Such an important conversation.
Schools cannot thrive without excellent leaders at the helm. Moderator Jean Desravines (@WallaceFdn) is diving into principal preparation and support with experts Harrison Peters (@HarrisonPeters) and Dr. Penny Schwinn (@SchwinnTeach). Being that teachers are central to instructional success, how can state policy more effectively support the school leaders who guide them? #HKFellowsView quoted post on X
