Mary Ronan is the superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools. She was recognized as an exceptional school leader in 2013 for turning around Cincinnati schools. In this presentation at Education Week’s Leaders To Learn From event, Superintendent Ronan describes her district’s school improvement plan and explains what schools can do to meet—and exceed—the expectations they have for the students they serve. More about Ronan’s philosophy here: https://leaders.edweek.org/profile/mary-ronan/
Cincinnati Superintendent Shares Her Vision for School Improvement
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