HopeMore International – Educational Professional Development (PD) Coaching
Creating Conditions Where Educators Thrive
Professional development should do more than provide information.
It should equip educators and leaders with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to intentionally create the conditions where students, colleagues, and organizations thrive.
Through research-informed coaching, leadership development, and practical application, HopeMore International partners with educational institutions to strengthen educators, improve organizational effectiveness, and create a better tomorrow for future generations.
At HopeMore International, we believe professional development should not simply increase knowledge—it should transform leadership, strengthen organizations, and create the conditions where people thrive.
HopeMore International – Educational Professional Development Coaching | Mission
HopeMore International Educational Professional Development Coaching exists to create a better tomorrow for future generations by strengthening educators, leaders, and organizations through research-informed professional learning. We partner with educational institutions to develop intentional leaders, improve instructional practice, strengthen organizational culture, and create the conditions where educators and students thrive.
HopeMore International – Educational Professional Development Coaching | Vision
We envision educational organizations where professional development inspires continuous learning, strengthens leadership, and empowers educators to positively impact future generations. HopeMore International Educational Professional Development Coaching aspires to be a trusted partner in transforming professional learning into meaningful organizational growth, lasting educational improvement, and stronger communities.
PD Coaching Topics
Leadership Development
Educational Leadership
Organizational Leadership
Change Management
Strategic Planning
Team Development
Teaching & Learning
Classroom Management
Instructional Improvement
Assessment
Curriculum Development
Active Learning
Student Success
Student Persistence
Student Motivation
Academic Success
Early Intervention
Retention Strategies
Organizational Development
Organizational Culture
Employee Development
Communication
Process Improvement
Professional Growth
Hopemore International Educational Leadership’s Philosophy
Where Are They Now?
The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic did not end when students returned to school.
Each student experienced the pandemic differently based on family circumstances, instructional support, technology access, and learning opportunities.
As those students continue progressing through elementary school, secondary education, college, and the workforce, educational leaders have an opportunity—and a responsibility—to better understand these long-term effects.
HopeMore International encourages organizations to examine student success from a longitudinal perspective while focusing on understanding, support, and intentional institutional improvement rather than blame.
HopeMore International wholeheartedly believes all educators should consider what grade their students were in during the Covid-19 pandemic lock-down, because their student(s) could be missing information from that time period (i.e., Covid-19 learning gap).
The chart above illustrates where they (i.e., the students) are now and where the students were during the Covid-19 pandemic lock-down. Using the blue highlighted row, for the academic school year of 2026-2027, locate the student’s current grade. Then the top of that column will show what grade the student(s) was in during the Covid-19 pandemic lock-down (i.e., March 2020 until June 2020). In addition, one should also consider the academic school year of 2020-2021 because some schools allowed their students to attend school in-person one day a week and four days remote; then a few months later allowed their students to attend school in-person two days and three days remote. Furthermore, some parents chose to keep their children home and had them attend school remotely all five days. Lastly, some schools required students who were exposed or came into close contact with a person who tested positive for Covid-19 to remain at home and learn remote up to two weeks. Therefore, educators should also consider the next grade, which is directly to the right of what grade the student(s) were in during Covid-19.
For example, a current 11th grader was in 4th grade during the Covid-19 pandemic lock-down (i.e., March 2020 until June 2020) and then 5th grade for when most educational institutions started the year with one day a week in-person and 4 days of the week remote, followed by a two days of the week in-person and three days of the week remote (i.e., academic school year of 2020-2021).
According to the chart above, students who were in Pre-K, 4 to 5 years old, during the Covid-19 pandemic lock-down (i.e., March 2020 until June 2020), will be high school seniors in the academic school year of 2032-2033 and higher education seniors in the academic school year of 2036-2037.
However, adjustments are needed for those students that repeated a grade.
Please note, if you are viewing on your mobile device you may need to rotate your device to be in landscape mode for the full view of Where Are They Now? Chart.
Professional Development Coaches are able to provide:
One-on-one coaching sessions
Group workshops and seminars
Virtual and in-person training programs
Mentorship and accountability support
Research-based learning resources
Conference presentations and educational forums
Customized development plans for individuals and organizations
School Safety & Organizational Preparedness
Creating a Safe and Ethical Environment
Crisis Leadership
Emergency Preparedness
Fire Safety Planning
Organizational Preparedness
Student Success & Learning
Students Are Not Static
From Weeds to Growth: Creating Conditions Where Students and Educators Thrive
Lose Can't with Yet!
Motivation Across the Lifespan
Student Persistence and Success
Research & Emerging Educational Issues
The COVID Generation: Where Are They Now?
Educational Equity Through Intentional Institutional Design
Research-Informed Leadership
Longitudinal Effects of COVID-19
Signature Professional Development Programs
Leadership & Organizational Development
Creating Intentional Educators
Leading Through Intentional Stewardship
Organizational Development for Educational Leaders
Building Student Success Institutions
School Improvement & Leadership
Strategic Planning
School Improvement
Leadership Development
Data-Driven Decision Making
Building Positive School Cultures
Professional Growth & Collaboration
Challenge for Accuracy
Creating Conditions Where People Thrive
Effective Collaboration
Building High-Performing Teams
Reflective Leadership
Explore our wide range of services designed to help your educational institution move forward confidentially with confidence and precision.
Additional services are available as needed. Let us know your ideas.