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In this episode of The Rural Voice, host Dr. Chris Silver welcomes listeners back with an update on the National Rural Education Association (NREA) and its exciting period of transition. Chris introduces his new leadership and co-hosts, Dr. Bill Chapman and Dr. Melissa Sadorf, both of whom bring deep experience in education and leadership. The discussion highlights the future direction of NREA, emphasizing opportunities for growth, collaboration, and stronger advocacy for rural schools and communities. Bill and Melissa share their professional backgrounds and vision for strengthening NREA’s role in supporting educators, leaders, and students in rural contexts. We thank Dr. Allen Pratt for his service. The cohosts shift to looking ahead and the upcoming National Forum to Advance Rural Education (NFARE) in Salt Lake City, where educators and leaders will gather to explore innovative practices, share research, and build partnerships. The conversation conveys a sense of momentum and optimism for NREA’s next chapter, underscoring the importance of strong leadership and community engagement in shaping the future of rural education.
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