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The work traces the emergence of this ethic in sustainable educational reform and analyzes experiences from three school districts implementing collaborative adult learning for teachers, student-teachers, and administrators. 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Frick  \nUniversity of Oklahoma  \nJoseph A. Polizzi  \nMarywood University  \nJ. Edward Frick  \nDonegal School District/Drexel University  \nAn intentional, active and self-regulated approach to professional growth results in improved instruction and higher levels of student achievement over time. School systems that aspire to a continuous learning ethic socialize educators to act on the assumption that all students and all educators are capable of learning and reaching high standards. This article explores the emergence of the notion of a continuous learning ethic within sustainable educational reform, and the experiences of three school districts in introducing, nurturing and building collaborative learning for teachers, student-teachers and administrators. The central phenomenon explored in this article is the powerful role that sustained professional development is playing in education reform efforts and how school leaders are utilizing a continuous learning ethic in forms of adult learning within the context of work. Also, specific practical applications of professional development initiatives that strive to instill a moral purpose for continuous learning are examined and critiqued.  \nIntroduction  \nSchools and school systems that aspire to a continuous learning ethic make sustained and lasting efforts to socialize educators to act on the assumption that all students and all educators are capable of learning and reaching high standards. Not just students, but educators as well, are continuous learners. This paper explores the emergence of an ethic of continuous learning as a basis for professional development for teachers, administrators and other school leaders. Authentic leadership and learning, professional development school initiatives, along with ideas pertaining to distributive and instructional leadership in the development of nested learning communities, provide a backdrop for examining the efforts of three Pennsylvania school districts striving to inculcate an ethic of continuous learning within professional development contexts in order to increase student learning and consequent achievement.  \nCAPEA Education Leadership and Administration, Vol. 21—2009  \n©2010 DEStech Publications, Inc. 7  \n8 CAPEA Education Leadership and Administration  \nEmergence of the Notion of Authenticity and a Continuous Learning Ethic  \nAs early as 1963, Haplin and Croft argued for and identified the critical importance of authenticity as an explanation for behaviors of teachers and principals in open school climates. Their research preceded the abundance of teacher empowerment and school restructuring literature emerging in the mid-eighties to the mid-nineties. For Haplin and Croft (1966), teachers and principals who acted in accordance with their own values and assumptions rather than with strict adherence to role expectations were characterized as authentic educators. Henderson and Hoy (1983) expanded on this line of research and further defined leader authenticity as a multidimensional construct enacted by a salience of self over role, non-manipulation of subordinates and sensitivity toward accountability.  \nAdditional early research on leader authenticity and teacher empowerment hint at the powerful influence that personal qualities of authenticity play in the promotion of faculty professional knowledge and opportunities for teacher and principal development. Blumberg and Greenfield (1980) contend that the principal may indeed influence the climate of the school through unique personal attributes that connote genuineness. School leaders who assume responsibility for their own actions and those of their faculty act in accordance with their own moral assumptions; even when these assumptions conflict with prevailing role expectations or the treatment of teachers instrumentally or as a means for advancement. 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