Women in Leadership with Dr. Courtney Orzel
Education has evolved in many ways over the last several decades. Almost everything from curriculum, to technology, to how we approach teaching has improved. We often say, education sure doesn't…
Can I Talk You Out of Teaching?
Think back to the last big decision you made. It could be a decision about anything from big to small. It could be a career change, new vehicle, new shoes,…
A Look Into ASCD with Ronn Nozoe
A major part of education is staying current in this profession as it constantly evolves. Old challenges are met with new ones with each passing year. There are workshops, webinars,…
A Coach and a Miracle with Jim Johnson
Every coach has that one game that stands out in their career. For Coach Jim Johnson, that game was played on Wednesday, February 15, 2006. It was that night that…
Supporting Students in Crisis Situations
A school or community crisis can happen anywhere at anytime. It could be an active shooter or a natural disaster. Most of the time we say, "I don't even want…
Supporting the Grieving Student
If you are like me, you have probably had little to no formal preparation on how to support a grieving student. Yet, how many times have you had a grieving…
Watch The Words, Not The Food with Tracy Brown, R.D.
How often is it we complain about our weight, exercising, or dieting? Here's what is odd though: We have no qualms about letting everyone around us know. Ate too much?…
Survivors…Two First Year Teachers Tell All
The first day on the job anywhere is exciting. But as we continue through that first day and even complete the first year, the thrill becomes less and less until…
“Survival Mode” with Jonathan Edison
It is difficult to imagine students growing up enduring such pains as losing friends and family through death. It is almost unfathomable to think of students losing those close to…