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Interview findings highlight the personal nature of change and its influence on leadership effectiveness, alongside practical implications for practice and directions for future study. 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The primary focus of interviews employed in the study was to determine the ways in which leadership was successful in sustaining change, along with gaining insight into areas of struggle. Findings from the study reveal important insights into the personal nature of change, and its impact on leaderships efforts. Along with offering implications for practice, implications forfuture study are provided as well.  \nEducation Leadership Review of Doctoral Research, Vol. . Fall/Winter 2018  \nISSN: 1532-0723  \n© 2018 International Council of Professors of Educational Administration.  \nThis manuscript may not be used commercially or edited. When quoting portions of this text, full attribution to the author/s is required.  \nReform, continuous improvement, innovation, transformation, and turn-around are terms that have become part of the everyday lexicon of teachers and administrators in American public schools. Each school year seems to bring new calls for educators to adapt the ways in which they do their work. Educators are regularly asked to implement new academic standards, use different instructional materials, master alternative teaching methods, comply with revised funding models, and meet the requirements of different accountability systems at the state and federal levels.  \nThese initiatives represent just a few of the possible calls to adapt practice that educators may face from year to year. Whether the call is labeled a reform, innovation, improvement, or transformation, and whether that call requires practices to be adapted at the classroom, school, or district level, it is certain that educators will be called upon to change what they do – and likely how they view things-in the name of making things better for students and their learning.  \nThe other glaring questions that just continue to grow are, what does it mean to be better? What is the purpose of these educational changes, and similarly what is the motivation for educators to engage in them? Why should educators invest the time, energy, and effort required to change, especially if the entire tone of that effort is consistently steeped in feelings of compliance (Fullan, 2014) more so than progress? Further, and especially in that light, how can education leaders create and sustain change that is meaningful without overwhelming students, teachers and the community? This case study was an exploratory undertaking that had immediate value to the cooperating district, while also offering important considerations for current practice as well as future study.  \nIn the past, as it will continue moving forward, the pursuit of meaningful change has long been a constant in American public schooling. The scholarly literature connected with it shows perceived needs linked to changing popular views, increasingly complex societal needs, as well as continually evolving philosophies of education. While researchers vary in how they have examined change as well as in how they have measured the impact of change over time, it is clear that the quest for change has been, and will continue to be, a constant in American public schooling.  \nLong a student of these changes, Fullan (2014) has referenced the strong barrier created by the compliance mentality that has grabbed ahold of schools and change efforts as result of the accountability movement in place during the past generation or so. 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