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Bart Banfield

Pioneer, innovator, and leader in the virtual learning-work environment

Bart is the Superintendent of EPIC Charter Schools, the largest public school in Oklahoma, and among the largest virtual schools in the United States. Since becoming Oklahoma’s youngest public school superintendent at the age of 27, Bart has been a pioneer, innovator, and leader in the virtual learning-work environment.

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Bart Banfield is the author of the book Virtual Leadership. He is also the superintendent of EPIC Charter Schools, the largest public school in the state of Oklahoma, and one of the largest virtual schools in the United States. Since becoming Oklahoma’s youngest public school superintendent at the age of twenty-seven, Bart has been a pioneer, innovator, and leader in the virtual learning-work environment. He is an advocate for Educational Reform of America’s public schools. Bart has been a public school educator for over twenty years and holds a Master’s Degree in Education Administration from East Central University.

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Virtual Leadership

The Covid-19 global pandemic has changed the professional landscape for billions of people throughout the world by forcing individuals into a virtual work environment. But, how do you lead employees that you don’t physically work with? Bart Banfield, author of the book Virtual Leadership, will simplify the complexities of working and leading in the 21st Century remote work environment.

Disrupting School

Disrupting School

Education Reform of America’s public schools has been a controversial topic for decades. While countries throughout the globe are evolving and retooling to capitalize on technological advancements and the rapidly changing landscape of careers, the United States has been burdened by bureaucracy and an outdated model. In Disrupting School, author Bart Banfield of the book Virtual Leadership, provides real-world examples from his tenure as the Superintendent of Oklahoma’s largest public school.