FAMU DRS Superintendent Johnson Joins District Administration's (DA) National Superintendents Academy
Micheal Johnson, superintendent for FAMU Development Research School, has been invited to join District Administration's (DA) National Superintendents Academy as an adjunct professor.
Johnson, a 2019 graduate of the academy, will provide professional development training for the academy's students and credits his experience in the program with amplifying his skills to become more effective in executive leadership roles.
"It is an honor to serve the National Superintendents Academy," he said. "The program enhanced skills essential to my role and I look forward to helping develop our future education leaders."
As described on its website, DA’s National Superintendents Academy "equips aspiring K-12 superintendents with the skills, systems and relationships needed to successfully navigate the superintendency and, once in the role, to drive significant positive transformations in culture and achievement for their districts." The curriculum incorporates guidance from successful superintendents and executives who share the essential systems and leadership philosophies they have used to significantly increase performance across large organizations. Graduates are prepared to inspire and lead school districts toward the cultural shifts that enable better collaboration between stakeholders, a stronger focus on the mission, and improved outcomes for every learner.
"We are thrilled to have such a talented individual as Superintendent Micheal Johnson join us as an adjunct faculty member. The expertise and skill he brings to the role will dramatically enhance their growth and learning," said Peter Gorman, superintendent in residence for DA's National Superintendents Academy. "It is an honor to have someone with the track record of success join the National Superintendents Academy team."
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