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 Carrie Rosebrock

It's so nice to meet you.

I'm a teacher, leader and author who uses my pioneering spirit to coach, encourage, and support. Through intentional relationships and whole-hearted conversations, I believe we have the power to transform the learning experience for all.  

Over the past few years, people have started to refer to me as the "PLC Guru," which kinda makes me blush. Though Carrie is still my preference, I do admit that I've turned into a "team whisperer" (I can attach to that title with greater ease). When I work with a team, my job is to listen, facilitate, and operate as your safe, third-point. My presence takes some of the pressure off of you and your team-members, and this allows everyone in the room to come together and create something worth while. 

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I love teachers. It's as simple as that. I believe that teachers are hard-working, passionate, creative people--and our world is a better place because of them. Teachers have shaped every aspect of my life, and I believe it's my purpose in life to help create the supportive, nurturing, dignified learning environments for both them and their students. 

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In my educational leadership roles, I have personally witnessed the impact empowered teachers have on classrooms and learning, and it's my passion to help coach and shape school leaders to continually grow their teachers--love them through the process. I started my educational leadership journey as the Secondary English Administrator for the Brownsburg Community School Corporation in Brownsburg, Indiana. From there, I served as a Learning Specialist for the Central Indiana Educational Services Center, and I have also taught as an adjunct professor for Butler University's Experiential Program for Preparing School Principals (or EPPSP).  I am the co-author of the school leadership book, Arrows: A Systems-Based Approach to School Leadership, and I am the founder of Rosebrock Consulting. 

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Personally, my husband, Brad, is a special education teacher of over 23 years; he's also a varsity track and cross country coach. We have two kiddos, Grace and Will, and I believe that educators and leaders need time and space to be more than who they are inside the school walls; we need permission to be vulnerable, loving, connected human beings.  

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Rosebrock Family

Some of my areas of professional development and coaching include: 

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  • Developing a strong foundation for launching successful Professional Learning Communities

  • Revitalizing existing Professional Learning Communities to maximize student learning

  • Co-planning teacher-leader trainings for Professional Learning Communities

  • Coaching development for PLC leaders

  • Curriculum, Assessment, and Instructional leadership coaching

  • Strategic planning for professional development

  • Curriculum mapping for secondary ELA
  • Development of literacy practices, with a focus on writing 

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