After 34 years of serving public school students, Buncombe County Schools superintendent Dr. Rob Jackson has announced his retirement.
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Reflecting and discussing personal goals and flaws with other administrations while recognizing that we are all human and our opportunity for our own growth and development is equally as important as our staff and students.
Q5) Thinking about our Monthly Book Conversations, what aspect of our discussions or shared learning experience was most valuable to you? #BCSBookstudy
“High Road Leadership” affirmed the importance of leading with empathy and service, while also challenging me to not let perfectionism keep me from empowering others. It reinforced that my attitude, consistency, and daily interactions directly shape the culture of the school.
One perspective I will intentionally carry forward is choosing the “high road” in difficult situations by responding with consistency, empathy, and integrity—especially when leading students, staff, and parents through conflict or adversity.
Q3) What is one idea, strategy, or perspective from "High Road Leadership" by @TheJohnCMaxwell that you will intentionally carry forward? #BCSBookstudy
“Living by the bigger picture is seeing the world as it is, finding opportunities to help others become great, and using your skills, talents, and resources to help as many people as you can in the time that you have.” - @TheJohnCMaxwell
Q2) What might this look like in the work you do every day? #BCSBookstudy #LeadTheClimb
When leadership is clear, consistent, supportive, and growth-focused, schools tend to improve. When leadership is weak, inconsistent, or negative, even strong teachers and programs struggle to succeed.