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Friday June 5, 2026 10:30am - 11:45am CDT
Limited Capacity seats available
This session will help leaders identify how beliefs influence behavior, how school culture absorbs trauma, and how intentional systems create consistency, belonging, and academic growth.
The presentation actively engages participants through storytelling, reflective pauses, guided questions, and practical leadership frameworks that invite personal and professional reflection. Moments of silence and audience prompts encourage honest conversation and shared accountability among leaders.
Learning will extend beyond the summit as participants leave with actionable strategies, reflection questions for leadership teams, and a clear framework they can apply immediately within their schools and districts to support trauma-responsive, equity-driven, systems-level change.  Participants will learn how to move beyond trauma awareness toward mindset, culture, and systems that build resilience and sustain high expectations for all students.
Speakers
avatar for Dr. Luther Riley

Dr. Luther Riley

Principal, Greensboro High School (Hale County School District)
Dr. Luther Riley is a Mississippi Native and is distinguished in both education and athletics. Luther has over twenty years of experience in elementary, middle, secondary and post-secondary education. Luther’s career in education began in 1999 at Provine High School in Jackson... Read More →
Friday June 5, 2026 10:30am - 11:45am CDT
Troost Kauffman Foundation Conference Center

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