Lubbock ISD: Holdsworth Campus Leadership Program Participants Announced

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Lubbock ISD is proud to announce the selection of campuses for its Holdsworth Partnership Campus Leadership Program (CLP), unveiled this week in a surprise ceremony this week.

The Holdsworth Partnership CLP is a two-year learning journey designed to empower principals and their teams to become stronger leaders and drive meaningful change within their respective campuses. Participants receive executive coaching and engage in collaborative problem-solving to address issues that impact student learning.

The selected campuses represent a diverse range of educational settings committed to fostering stronger leadership and driving positive change within their districts.

The campuses selected for participation in the Holdsworth Partnership CLP are:

Coronado High School
Evans Middle School
Hutchinson Middle School
McWhorter Elementary School
Smith Elementary School
Williams Elementary School

The Campus Leadership Program is part of a multi-year investment from the Holdsworth Center to grow stronger leaders within districts and help superintendents and central office staff build their own best-in-class talent development systems. Through a combination of experiential learning, coaching, and interactive sessions, participants gain the skills and tools necessary to lead with impact.

Charles Butt, Chairman of H-E-B, founded The Holdsworth Center in 2017. He named the nonprofit organization for his mother, a former schoolteacher and lifelong advocate for social justice. Inspired by his mother, Charles has directed much of his personal and corporate giving toward education, developing initiatives such as the annual H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards, the H-E-B Read 3 early literacy program and Raise Your Hand Texas, an advocacy organization focused on public policies that support and improve our public schools. The Holdsworth Center builds on those efforts by strengthening the leaders who serve educators and students.