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ALABAMA (Keynotes) Bessemer City Schools Convocation, Bessemer, AL Alabama ASCD Leadership Summit, Birmingham, AL Eufaula City S ALABAMA (keynotes) Bessemer City Schools Convocation, Bessemer, AL Alabama ASCD Leadership Summit, Birmingham, AL Eufaula City Schools Community Program, Eufaula, AL Helicon Missionary Baptist Church Male Empowerment Retreat, Grady, AL Montgomery Public Schools, Montgomery, AL Tying Men to Education Banquet, Mosses, AL Selma City School District Staff, Selma, AL Sheffield City School District, Sheffield, AL Pike County Schools, Troy, AL Troy City Schools, Troy, AL ALABAMA (workshops) Bessemer City Schools (leadership teams), Bessemer, AL Birmingham City Schools (assistant principals), Birmingham, AL Ramsay High School, Birmingham, AL Erwin Middle School, Birmingham, AL Center Point High School, Birmingham, AL Decatur City Middle Schools Summer Retreat, Birmingham, AL Brookhaven Middle School, Decatur, AL West Decatur Elementary School, Decatur, AL Girard Middle School, Dothan, AL Honeysuckle Middle School, Dothan, AL Blount High School (Mobile Public Schools), Eight Mile, AL Eufaula City Schools (district), Eufaula, AL Lowndes County Public Schools, Fort Deposit, AL AAMU/UAH Regional Inservice Center (administrators), Huntsville, AL Lee HS, Huntsville, AL Huntsville City Schools (principals), Huntsville, AL Huntsville City Schools (assistant principals), Huntsville, AL Rolling Hills Elementary School, Huntsville, AL Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools Leadership Institute, Huntsville, AL Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools Leadership Convention, Mobile, AL Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools Leadership Institute, Mobile, AL Montgomery Public Schools (district administrators), Montgomery, AL Southlawn Middle School, Montgomery, AL Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools Leadership Institute, Prattville, AL Scarborough Middle School, Mobile, AL Selma City Schools (principals), Selma, AL Sheffield City School District (administrators and teachers) Sheffield, AL Sylacauga City Schools, Sylacauga, AL Pike County Schools, Troy, AL Tuscaloosa City Schools (administrators), Tuscaloosa, AL Holt High School, Tuscaloosa, AL ALASKA (keynote) Alaska Association of Secondary School Principals Conference, Anchorage, AK Leader Presence, LLC Leadership Summit, Anchorage, AK ALASKA (workshop) Alaska Association of Secondary School Principals Conference, Anchorage, AK ARIZONA (keynote) Yuma Union High School District, Yuma, AZ ARIZONA (workshops) Phoenix Union High School District (principals), Phoenix, AZ Yuma Union High School District, Yuma, AZ ARKANSAS (keynotes) Arkansas ASCD Annual Conference, Hot Springs, AR Blytheville Public Schools Staff Inservice, Blytheville, AR Little Rock School District Prof. Dev. 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