Attendance Is the Scoreboard—Connection Is the Game
Dr. Brown considers the relationships and community connections behind student attendance.
eSchool NewsRead articleSpeaking
Speaking, leadership development, executive and team retreats, small and large group facilitation, and professional learning.

Featured speaking areas
Creating organizational cultures where people feel valued, challenged, and positioned to thrive.
Leading through complexity, resistance, and organizational change.
Helping leaders navigate the intersection of emerging technology, instruction, and organizational transformation.
Building systems designed around the experiences and outcomes of every learner.
Shape an engagement around your context
A common starting point for a conference, gathering, or organizational conversation.
Professional learning and executive or team retreats that create space for reflection and growth.
Focused conversations to help a team work through complexity, build shared understanding, and consider its next steps.
Selected engagements
Brown presented “Reclaiming the Narrative” at the AASA National Conference on Education in Nashville. The theme connects his work on courageous leadership with the responsibility to communicate the purpose and value of public education.
Brown gave the opening address for the Prenatal-to-3 Policy Impact Center. Joy and genius place young children’s strengths at the center of how educators think about learning and belonging.
Brown gave the opening address at the National Family Engagement Summit. The theme connects love, liberation, and belonging with his broader work on creating school cultures where learners and families feel valued.
Hear the perspective
Dr. Brown considers the relationships and community connections behind student attendance.
eSchool NewsRead articleA conversation about communicating the work of schools and rethinking the norms that shape culture.
AASA National Conference on EducationListen to podcastWatch Dr. Brown’s Ignite speaking session.
Ignite SessionsLet’s begin with a conversation
Bring your questions, your context, and the change you want to create.
Start a conversation