“You broke my heart Cause I couldn’t dance You didn’t even want me around And now I’m back To let you know I can really shake ‘em down Do you love me? (I can really move) Do you love me? (I’m in the groove) Do you love me? (Do you love me?) Now that I […]
Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Love Your School Podcast. Today, I am joined by Dr. G.P. LeBourdais, Head of Strategic Initiatives and a Mentor at Polygence. Polygence is a team of academics and educators united in their passion to make research more widely accessible to all interested students. At Polygence, they have mentors
If you’ve been reading (and listening) to my weekly ESA emails – THANK YOU! We are hitting week 7 and I wanted to do a roundup of my previous Mixtapes in case any may be relevant for your current work. As always, please feel free to let me know if there is a subject or
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A song I loved in the early 90’s was R.E.M’s “Losing My Religion”. I never understood the song at the time (hey, I was like 10) but I learned later that losing one’s religion was actually an old southern expression for being at the end of one’s rope – kinda like when you’ve had enough and
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Welcome back to the Love Your School Podcast. Today I am conversing with Lori Ramos and Stephanie Schuller, both Kaleidoscope Public Charter School teachers. Kaleidoscope School provides academic rigor balanced with innovative, hands-on instruction for every child. They cultivate strong relationships with students, families, and communities while facilitating children’s limitless potential. At Kaleidoscope, the teachers
Hello everyone, and welcome back! I am talking with Maggie Martin and Olivia Lo in today’s episode. Maggie is a senior teacher at YaizY as well as a homeschooling parent, and Olivia is the partnership coordinator. YaizY is an innovative and fun way to bring “passion to profession,” preparing students for digital careers. At YaizY,
One of the coolest things I did in college (well, my kids don’t think so) was being a part of a student group that put on a sold-out concert at the University of Arizona with Counting Crows in 2001. I know – so random, right? The tickets were like $11 – and as a result, students decided
In today’s episode, I am in conversation with Audrey Wisch, the Founder and CEO of Curious Cardinals. Audrey started out tutoring students and quickly noticed how disengaged and uninterested the kids were in their learning. This is where the heart of Curious Cardinals was born. Audrey set out to make the content come alive for
I am so excited to share my conversation today with Erika Donalds, Founder and Chief Executive of OptimaEd. OptimaEd focuses on creating excellent education experiences and increasing high-quality options for students and their families. One of these amazing options includes Optima Academy Online. Optima Academy Online is a new kind of online learning that integrates
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“It’s hard to be different It’s even harder when you wanna fit in High School was a catastrophe It was a failure factory” When We Were Young – Brett Dennen In 2015 my husband and I had the chance to see an artist we had loved since 2007, Brett Dennen, at the gorgeous Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix,
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