Resources
Articles, interviews, and publications to help you improve academic and social-emotional outcomes for students.
Published Articles
Make Equity Your North Star (October 2020)
Ensuring Equitable Opportunities for Students with Disabilities
Is ‘Just More Than Trivial’ the Best We Can Do? (April 2020)
Social-Emotional Learning Through an Equity Lens
This Is Not Your Mother’s MTSS
Is ‘Just More Than Trivial’ the Best We Can Do? (September 2018)
Recorded Interviews
Purpose Driven Women in Leadership - Dr. Kate Anderson Foley
Dr. Kate Anderson Foley and Jennifer Anderson-Smith Interview - Ida Finds Her Voice
Social Justice In Education: How to have difficult conversations and promote change
Ensuring Equitable Opportunities for Students with Disabilities
Social Emotional Learning Through an Equity Lens
Do Well and Do Good Podcast: Ida Finds Her Voice
Ensuring Equitable Opportunities for Students with Disabilities
Equity and Excellence in a Virtual Environment
Navigating Special Education in the Age of the Coronavirus: Legal & Practical Tips
Books & Publications
Fearless Coaching: Resilience and Results from the Classroom to the Boardroom
by Douglas Reeves, with Kate Anderson Foley, Lisa Almeida, Tony Flach, Amanda Gomez, Jo Peters, and Bill Sternber
Coaching—instructional coaching, leadership coaching, and team coaching—is more important than ever. Education today faces its greatest crisis since the Civil Rights Movement. Teachers and school administrators are leaving the profession, not for lack of dedication, but because they are physically, emotionally, and psychologically exhausted by challenges in academic performance, student behavior, and the sheer lack of sufficient hours in the day to serve students in the manner they know is essential. In this important book, Douglas Reeves and his colleagues provide practical advice that enables coaches and their clients to collaborate effectively to achieve organizational success while also ensuring the professional and personal needs of teachers, leaders, and their families.
Ida Finds Her Voice
By Kate Anderson Foley, Ph.D. and Jenifer Anderson-Smith. Illustrated by Dawn Griffin.
Diversity is our superpower! A beautifully illustrated book to start the conversation and help children make sense of discrimination and prejudice. With the help of her friends, family, and sidekick owl named Smalls, Ida finds the words to express her feelings and stand up for love.
Praise for “Ida Finds Her Voice”
Ensuring an Equitable Opportunity: Providing a High-Quality Education for Students with Disabilities
Dr. Kate Anderson Foley is a major contributor to this white paper detailing the policy and practice considerations around individualized education programs.
Published by The Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO), a nonpartisan, nationwide nonprofit.