When Parents Go Rogue: Finding Opportunities to Get them Back on Track
Parents are more involved than ever before. Helicopter, snowplow, bubble wrap—you’ve inevitably experienced these parents in your tenure. From trying to dictate curriculum to advocating for their personal agenda among peer parents, to creating a parent leadership clique, today’s parents can challenge us at every turn. Review examples of parents going rogue and lessons learned from the experiences and perspectives of a head of school, director of development, and board chair.
Kendall Cameron, Founder, Cameron Educational Strategies; Michael Gary, Head of School; and Christine Jefferson, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, Friends Select School
