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ISSN: 3143-066X

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Perceptions of School Leaders on Fostering Collective Efficacy: A Call for Systemic, HOPE-Fueled Implementation

Kelly, Brandi

Published:

March 11, 2026

Issue:

Spring 2026

DOI:

Citation:

Kelly, B. "Perceptions of School Leaders on Fostering Collective Efficacy: A Call for Systemic, HOPE-Fueled Implementation." Legacy: Transformation in Action, Spring 2026, 2(3), 48-53.

Keywords:

education; schools; hope; collective efficacy; operationalize; alignment; vision; curriculum; coherence; inquiry; collaboration; pathways; outcomes;

Abstract:

Where structures for collaboration, feedback, inquiry, and curriculum coherence are intentionally aligned, collective efficacy strengthens and becomes visible in daily practice. Where misalignment exists, belief becomes fragile under pressure. The findings underscore a critical leadership imperative for today’s schools…hope must be operationalized. When leaders intentionally align vision and curriculum coherence to establish clear goals, implement structures for collaboration and inquiry to build shared pathways, and ensure visible, consistent success to fuel agency, collective efficacy becomes a durable force that supports educators, sustains momentum, and ultimately improves outcomes for students.

Kelly, Brandi

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