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102. Innovative Learning at WonderEd

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode of the We Have Hope podcast, Kim Dully interviews Allison McKee, the owner of WonderEd, a micro school that emphasizes project-based learning. They discuss the innovative approaches to education that WonderEd employs, including community engagement, student choice in curriculum, and the importance of parental involvement. Allison shares her […]

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101. Art Education for All: A Conversation with Cindra McCoy

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode of the We Have Hope podcast, Kim Dully interviews Cindra McCoy, the founder of Guide Dots, an innovative art education program designed to empower children through creativity. Cindra shares her journey from art educator to entrepreneur, discussing the importance of fostering artistic confidence in children, especially those who

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100. Celebrating 100 Episode of Hope!

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this special 100th episode of the We Have Hope podcast, host Kim Dully celebrates the journey and discusses the vital role of parental involvement in children’s education. She shares practical steps for parents to actively participate in their child’s learning experience, emphasizing the importance of building a supportive community and

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99. The Drexel Fund: A Catalyst for Change

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode of the We Have Hope podcast, Kim Dully interviews Naomi Rubin DeVeaux from the Drexel Fund, discussing the importance of school choice, particularly for low-income and neurodivergent families. They explore the mission of the Drexel Fund, the challenges of starting new schools, and the need for accessible education

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98. Harmony at Home: A Dad’s Journey Through Homeschool and Music

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode of the We Have Hope podcast, host Kim Dully interviews Jon Loudermilk, a homeschooling dad and music educator. Jon shares his unique journey of taking on full homeschooling responsibilities while also running an online music education platform. The conversation explores the challenges and rewards of homeschooling, the importance

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97. Aligning Education with Family Values: A Conversation with Williamsburg Academy

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode of the We Have Hope podcast, Kim Dully interviews Renee Smith, Chief Growth Officer of Williamsburg Academy. They discuss the importance of parental involvement in education, the unique approach of Williamsburg Academy in fostering critical thinking and leadership skills, and the challenges parents face during the middle and

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96. Transforming Education: The Changemaker Journey

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode of the We Have Hope podcast, Kim Dully interviews David K Richards, founder and CEO of Changemaker Education. David shares his journey from banking to education and entrepreneurship, highlighting the importance of community, vision, and support in launching micro schools. He discusses the challenges and rewards of transitioning

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95. Empowering Education: Dr. Robin Harwick on Democratic Learning, Student Voice, and Hope for the Future

Show Notes/Brief Summary/Blog Post: In this episode of the We Have Hope podcast, Dr. Robin Harwick discusses the innovative approach of the Pearl Remote Democratic High School, emphasizing the importance of democratic education, student voice, and personalized learning. She highlights the need for educational practices that are grounded in research and relevant to students’ lives,

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