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    Coach Ken Carter takes over as head coach of the Richmond High School basketball team and implements strict new rules, requiring players to maintain a 2.3 GPA, wear suits to games, and sit in the front row of classes. His transformational leadership style inspires the team to achieve both on the court and in their academic performance. Though the players struggle at first, Coach Carter believes in their potential and teaches them how to succeed both in basketball and in life.

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    Coach Ken Carter takes over as head coach of the Richmond High School basketball team and implements strict new rules, requiring players to maintain a 2.3 GPA, wear suits to games, and sit in the front row of classes. His transformational leadership style inspires the team to achieve both on the court and in their academic performance. Though the players struggle at first, Coach Carter believes in their potential and teaches them how to succeed both in basketball and in life.

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    Coach Ken Carter takes over as head coach of the Richmond High School basketball team and implements strict new rules, requiring players to maintain a 2.3 GPA, wear suits to games, and sit in the front row of classes. His transformational leadership style inspires the team to achieve both on the court and in their academic performance. Though the players struggle at first, Coach Carter believes in their potential and teaches them how to succeed both in basketball and in life.

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    Leadership in Cinema

    N I C H O L A S C O N N O R S - J O H N S O N
    Coach Carter (2005 Sport/Drama)
    Based on a True Story

    • Coach Ken Carter – returns to coach


    the Richmond Oilers, a high school
    basketball team, at his alma mater,
    Richmond High. In addition to their
    continuous problems on the basketball
    floor, the players there are presently
    facing difficulties in their academic,
    social, and emotional lives.
    Leadership Style
    Transformational - inspire and motivate team members to achieve common goals and are
    known for their ability to bring positive change.

    Each student was required to sign contracts


    Maintain 2.3 GPA
    Set High Expectations Wear suit and tie on game days
    Must sit in the front row in all classes

    Coach Ken Carter had strong beliefs and faith in his students. He taught them how to win in
    life, not just how to win basketball games. eventually allowed them to envision a future they
    had never thought was imaginable.
    • "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our
    deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure."

    - Kenny Ray Carter

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