Building Campus Relationships From the Inside Out: A Guide to Decreasing Staff Conflict and Increasing Campus Relationships

When it comes to building a strong school culture, campus relationships can make or break the efforts of even the best administrators, teachers, and student leaders.  When our needs are met, we can accomplish anything. But when drama seeps in and conflict rears its ugly head, those relationships that help build culture can just as easily rip it down.

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, JC Pohl, has spent nearly 20 years helping schools build campus cultures where relationships can thrive. In this book he lays out a powerful “needs based system” that provides the exact blueprint your school can use to build stronger relationships.

The truth is we all have needs, and whether those are needs like appreciation, respect, and support, or things like encouragement, approval, and affection, JC has found that it is these core needs that serve as the building blocks of a healthy relationship.

If you want to decrease staff conflict and increase campus relationships, dig into this book today. It will provide you with the perfect stepping stones to build an amazingly connected and vibrant school culture.

“... presents a readable, simple, practical guide to help make our schools the kind of place where both students and staff want to be.”-
- Terry Hamm, Director - Texas Association of Student Councils

“... gives adults the resources necessary to draw better connections and self-reflect on how we truly are ‘better together’."
- John Ashby, Ed.D., Principal - Sowers Middle School

“...contains the perfect blueprint for creating a school culture that will benefit students as well as staff.”
- Valerie Pope, Assistant Principal - Weatherford High School


FEATURING
- 10 relational needs that foster strong relationships
- Easy to understand examples that are applicable to campus life
- Detailed information on the aspects of campus life that destroy relationships