The authors provide effective strategies on how to build a focused school culture and a positive climate that enhances student outcomes.

- Beverly J. Irby, professor and associate dean, Academic Affairs, Marilyn Kent Byrne Endowed Chair for Student Success, Texas A&M University,

Enhancing a School’s Culture and Climate: New Insights for Improving Schools has a different spin on these well-known topics. The authors crafted a book that should be on every educators’ bookshelf. The book has wonderful concepts with examples on how schools can shape and improve the climate and culture to improve school. Most of the ideas are neither expensive nor difficult to implement at the school level. They are mostly common sense concepts that the new or experienced school and district administrator can do. The book is easy to read and very practical. A must read for school and district educational leaders.

- Bill Delbrugge, senior education officer, Esol Education, former superintendent of schools, Flagler County, Florida,

The authors provide some valuable insights in how to reduce resistance to school reform. They provide numerous activities and processes to assist with improving school climate and culture. This book complements the reform efforts of their earlier book on creating a high performing school culture and climate. It is a must read, not only for board and school administrators and teachers, but professors of education as well.

- Jonathan Munro, MANZAPPL, Clinical Head, Counselling & Psychological Support Services; Adjunct Prof. Fellow, School of Health & Human Sciences, Southern Cross University,