Relevance Creep and Parent Advisory Boards with Ethan Delavan, TLIS
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Ethan Delavan, TLIS, Director of IT at the Northwest School, joins the podcast to discuss managing "relevance creep" in independent schools. He shares his unique approach to technology leadership, including the development of a "Technology and Society" academic pathway and the intentional use of a parent tech advisory board to gain industry insights while maintaining curricular boundaries.
- Ethan Delavan, LinkedIn profile
- The Northwest School, independent day and boarding school serving students in grades 6 to 12 on an urban campus in Seattle, WA
- Technology Leaders in Independent Schools (TLIS) certification program, credential that validates the leadership, technical expertise, and strategic judgment required to lead technology in an independent school environment
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