Education Leadership Summit for Superintendents

June 25-27, 2006
Renaissance Vinoy Resort
St. Petersburg, FL

Hear What Past Attendees Have to Say…

I was a first time attendee with some trepidation as to what the conference might provide. The Summit proved to be very impressive and provided insight to help understand ideas about quality and their applicability to our school district. I so much appreciated the opportunity to interact with colleagues who are on the same quality journey…. By giving us the opportunity to interact and exchange ideas with not only the presenters but with each other, the ASQ Summit helped to create a roadmap for senior leadership to advance to the next level in the quality journey.

When I left St. Petersburg, there were three focus goals for our quality work in school year 2005-2006. We have put these into action and our District has a greater understanding and a higher level of professional practice that will ultimately make us a stronger place for learning….

John E. McKinney, Ed.D.
Superintendent

This has been one of the most valuable conferences I've attended in my 15 years of school administration.

Jean Lane, Ed.D.
Assistant Superintendent

This was an excellent opportunity to network with those who have gone the path. I really appreciated the networking and dialog.

Klint W. Willert
Superintendent

We were able to work and interact directly with proven leaders in a small group setting.

David Middleton, Ph.D.
Superintendent

This was an exceptional educational seminar for me and very pertinent to my district's future goals!

Dr. Michael Dickens
Superintendent

Learning about Baldrige Quality processes provides direction for improving my district in the year ahead.

Craig Larson
Superintendent

This was a wonderful opportunity to share information, network and to be introduced to effect data-driven strategies.

Rebecca R. Cooper
Assistant Superintendent

It has been great to network with others who understand what I'm talking about when I say systems thinking, processes, quality tools.

Janice Strecker
Assistant Superintendent