
Because leaders are often solving the wrong problem.

Free leadership training for Math Expressions schools that want:
stronger implementation
clearer instructional priorities
better Tier 1 instruction
measurable student growth
Learn what your data is ACTUALLY telling you
Identify instructional gaps before scores drop
Build math goals tied to real classroom practice
Stop adding “more” and start improving systems
For school & district leaders using Math Expressions

More intervention
More routines
More small groups
More programs
More teacher initiatives


Clear instructional expectations
Strong Tier 1 instruction
Better implementation systems
Protected instructional time
Shared classroom practices


What is our math data is REALLY revealing about instruction and systems?

Why is adding more support not fixing the root issue?

What are the leadership moves that create
consistency across classrooms?

How do strong schools improve results without overwhelming teachers?

What are the systems that strengthen Tier 1 instruction schoolwide?


Most PD Gives Leaders More Ideas.
This training helps leaders identify:
what’s breaking down instruction
where implementation gaps exist
what teachers actually need support with
which systems are helping or hurting outcomes
This isn’t about adding another initiative.
It’s about aligning instruction, systems, and curriculum implementation.

Instructional Gaps
inconsistent lesson implementation
weak math discourse
over-reliance on workbook instruction
unclear student expectations
gaps in teacher content understanding

Systems Issues
inconsistent time allotments
overwhelmed teachers
inconsistent use of resource materials
unclear teacher expectations
lack of vertical alignment



HI, I'M SHANNON!
I’ve taught or planned every K–6
Math Expressions lesson.
first-year adoption schools
struggling implementation schools
schools rebuilding math systems
leaders trying to improve Tier 1 outcomes

Don’t Finalize Your Math Goals
Until You Know What Problem You’re Actually Solving.

This free training will help you identify the instructional and systems issues that impact math achievement most.