Wrapping up the week

This week I talked about three faults that Greenleaf saw in education:

• The refusal to offer explicit preparation for leadership to those who have the potential for it;
• The attitude of educators toward social mobility; and
• The state of confusion regarding the teaching of values.

All three of these issues are just as big of concerns today as they were 30 years ago when Greenleaf first wrote the essay. Are things better? Worse? Is passion building throughout the country to deal with these issues?

What do/should we do with this information? Where do those of us passionate about servant leadership go from here?