[ROSCOE, TX – FEBRUARY 19, 2024] – Collegiate Edu-Nation (CEN), a leading organization dedicated to educational advancement and empowerment in rural school districts, announces important changes to its organizational structure aimed at driving strategic rural initiatives and fostering national expansion for rural communities across the country.
Dr. Kim Alexander, previously holding the position of CEO, will now transition to the role of Founder and CEO. In his new role, Dr. Alexander will focus on the strategic expansion of Collegiate Edu-Nation’s vision for rural education and community support, aiming to extend its influence and initiatives beyond Roscoe to across the nation.
Dr. Rachael McClain, formerly the Chief of Staff, has been promoted to President of Collegiate Edu-Nation. In her new role, Dr. McClain will lead the organization’s strategic directions, emphasizing K-12 education, postsecondary opportunities, and advocacy for rural communities. Her deep experience and commitment to education will guide CEN in its mission to transform rural education and support.
“I am deeply honored to step into the role of President at Collegiate Edu-Nation. This opportunity to lead and expand our transformative work in rural education and community support is not just a professional milestone, but a personal commitment to elevate the futures of our students and communities. Together, we will continue to innovate, inspire, and instill the values of excellence and inclusion across every facet of our mission,” states McClain.
These changes reflect CEN’s commitment to enhancing its operational efficiency and maximizing its effectiveness in addressing the evolving educational needs of rural communities nationwide. By realigning leadership responsibilities, CEN aims to better leverage its resources and expertise to drive meaningful change and foster educational excellence.
In expressing his enthusiasm for the transition, Dr. Kim Alexander stated, “As Founder and CEO of Collegiate Edu-Nation, I am blessed to play a role in this life-changing opportunity for rural communities in Texas and across the nation. I invite you to join us in the P20 Movement, as there is opportunity for rural students everywhere we look. Our children are our future!”
For more information about Collegiate Edu-Nation and its initiatives, please visit https://dev.edu-nation.org/.
“Social capital is to have good relationships with others who have access to valuable resources and insight to share,” Williams said. Altogether, the Symposium was an incredible event for attendees to hear new perspectives, gain insight on different aspects of rural communities, and fuel their passion for building prosperous communities through rural education.
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