Welcome back to a new school year!
We wish all our Cohort A facilitators, principals, and teacher-leaders a year of successful implementation of high-impact leadership strategies. And we wish students a year of joyful learning experiences and literacy success!
We are also excited to welcome Cohort B school leaders on board! Watch for news and updates!
“HIL has become the umbrella of our school improvement efforts, with every component fitting into strengthening literacy and instruction in general.”
–HIL Project school leader
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Changing the way school leaders and teachers think, talk, and act to ensure all students learn.
About the HIL Project
WE BELIEVE…
- every child deserves the best possible start in literacy and learning.
WE WORK…
- to ensure all children are confident readers by the end of elementary school
- to support all elementary schools in consistent use of high-impact strategies and practices
WE FUSE…
- the GELN Literacy Essentials with
- research-based high impact leadership principles and practices for school renewal
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"Our mission is to tackle the objective of literacy success.…It's a celebration to help build professionals."
"'We’re in this together.’
There’s nothing more inspiriting than hearing that kind of energy coming from a classroom teacher. We know that’s where the difference is made. What we really think is happening? [The HIL Project] is restoring hope."
HIL Project featured in the Spring 2019 W Magazine!
The HIL Project received some welcome recognition through a 4-page feature article in Western Michigan University's W Magazine. The story introduces HIL Project leaders and their professional passion for literacy and leadership. It provides a concise look at the HIL Project goals and model, and features the voices of Project facilitators and school leaders.
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