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Guest Thinkers — February 16, 2011

Cable’s Leaders in Learning Awards

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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!

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