During a virtual discussion, three school leaders covered topics ranging from the importance of vulnerability to the problem with saying, “But I’m not racist.”

In a Thursday afternoon virtual session during the National Association of Secondary School Principals’ annual National Principals Conference, principals discussed strategies for promoting and leading a school culture focused on diversity and unity, as well as how to overcome problematic stances that may persist within buildings.

“Regardless of the color of your skin, we all need to be advocating for a culture of unity in our schools,” Bill Ziegler, principal of Pottsgrove High School in Pennsylvania, said.

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Source: K-12Dive.com, July 16, 2021.