Keynote Presentations “When Kelly Croy takes the stage, audiences don’t just listen—they evolve. His keynotes provide a memorable fusion of leadership strategy and storytelling that leaves every attendee feeling empowered and equipped to lead, instruct and make a difference in the lives of others.” Kelly believes your event deserves more than a canned presentation. He meticulously customizes every keynote to align with your specific audience and goals. By weaving practical, innovative insights through the power of story and humor, Kelly … Continue reading “Speaker • Author • Educator”
Rigor, Relevance and Relationships in the Age of AI: An Interview with Casey Cuny (2024 California Teacher of the Year) Hosted by Kelly Croy What does great teaching look like in 2024? Is it about mastering the latest prompt engineering? Is it about locking down every device to prevent cheating? Or is it something much older and more human? On the latest episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, I had the incredible honor of sitting down with Casey Cuny, the … Continue reading “”
Wired Educator Podcast Episode 259: Lifted to Lead
Posted on Categories artificial intelligence, culture, education, Leadership, podcast, speaker Leave a comment on Wired Educator Podcast Episode 259: Lifted to LeadWEP 259: Lifted to Lead an Interview Dr. Stefan Bean This is the Wired Educator Podcast Episode 259, my interview with Dr. Stefan Bean, Superintendent of the Orange County Department of Education in California. Dr. Bean’s story is one of the most powerful leadership journeys you will ever hear. From surviving the Vietnam War as a child refugee and overcoming polio to becoming the superintendent responsible for supporting more than 450,000 students, his story is a powerful reminder of the … Continue reading “Wired Educator Podcast Episode 259: Lifted to Lead”
Awareness Is Not What You Think
Posted on Categories Coaching, culture, education, Innovation, Leadership, Productivity, speaker, success Leave a comment on Awareness Is Not What You ThinkAwareness Is Not What You Think Most people believe awareness is something you arrive at. A level of maturity. A leadership badge. A quiet confidence that says, I get it now. But awareness is not a destination. It’s movement. You are either becoming more aware or less aware: There is no safe middle ground. No neutral position where you can hover comfortably. Awareness is like the apex of an object thrown into the air. For a split second, it appears … Continue reading “Awareness Is Not What You Think”
WEP 257: Lead From Who You Are, an Interview with Joe Sanfelippo
Posted on Categories book, Coaching, culture, education, interview, Leadership, podcast, speaking Leave a comment on WEP 257: Lead From Who You Are, an Interview with Joe SanfelippoWired Educator Podcast Episode 257 Lead From Who You Are with Dr. Joe Sanfelippo In Episode 257 of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly Croy interviews Dr. Joe Sanfelippo, nationally recognized speaker, former superintendent, and author of the new book Lead From Who You Are. It has been 122 episodes since Joe’s last appearance on the podcast, making this conversation both timely and meaningful. Together, Kelly and Joe explore leadership identity, consistency, self-awareness, and what it truly means to show up … Continue reading “WEP 257: Lead From Who You Are, an Interview with Joe Sanfelippo”
Leading When the Ground Is Shifting
Posted on Categories artificial intelligence, education, Innovation, Leadership, Productivity, success Leave a comment on Leading When the Ground Is ShiftingLeading When the Ground Is Shifting I have spent most of my life in schools. I have taught in classrooms, coached teachers, sat at leadership tables, and listened closely in hallways where the real conversations happen. One thing I know for certain is that educators are some of the most adaptive professionals on the planet. We have always learned on the fly. We have always adjusted when the ground shifted. This season feels different. New tools are everywhere, and artificial … Continue reading “Leading When the Ground Is Shifting”
WEP 256: Using AI Effectively in Teaching an Learning
Posted on Categories artificial intelligence, book, Coaching, education, Leadership Leave a comment on WEP 256: Using AI Effectively in Teaching an LearningWired Educator Podcast Episode 256: Using AI Effectively for Teaching and Learning Artificial intelligence is no longer a future-facing conversation in education. It is already shaping classrooms, workflows, and expectations for both teachers and leaders. The real question is not whether AI belongs in education, but how it can be used wisely, ethically, and effectively. In Episode 256 of the Wired Educator Podcast, I sit down with William Grube, founder of Gruvy Education, to talk honestly about the opportunities and … Continue reading “WEP 256: Using AI Effectively in Teaching an Learning”
Rigor Through Relationships: Join Us for the 3rd Annual SEL and Mental Wellness Symposium
Posted on Categories Leadership Leave a comment on Rigor Through Relationships: Join Us for the 3rd Annual SEL and Mental Wellness SymposiumRigor Through Relationships: Join Us for the 3rd Annual SEL and Mental Wellness Symposium There is something transformative that happens when educators gather with a shared purpose. When we prioritize the well-being of our students and ourselves, we unlock a level of academic excellence that simply cannot be reached through curriculum alone. It is about the heart of the work. I am thrilled to announce that discounted early registration is now officially open for our 3rd Annual Social Emotional Learning … Continue reading “Rigor Through Relationships: Join Us for the 3rd Annual SEL and Mental Wellness Symposium”