Dillon Knight Kalkhurst

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BRING INTERGENERATIONAL ENGAGEMENT TO YOUR DISTRICT & SCHOOLS For the first time in history, there are five generations working in the school district. There are four generations of parents and caretakers, each requiring different communication and engagement strategies. Nearly all new teachers are Millennials. According to a recent Pew research study of 2,146 school superintendents, less than six percent feel their district is doing enough to meet their needs. Dillon's book helps educators, parents, and business leaders become self-aware of their own generational preferences. Once that is achived, the book dispells negative generationsl stereotypes ad teaches how to leverage the strengths. The book discusses Traditionalist, Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z. Then the book explores specific industries and segments and looks at how younger generations are changing everything. Dillon Kalkhurst and The Center For Intergenerational Engagement offers a variety of professional development, and family engagement options to help build Intergenerational Engagement throughout the school district, its' schools, and families.