I am absolutely delighted to introduce a remarkable individual whom I’ve had the privilege of mentoring for an incredible three-year journey. Witnessing his growth and evolution as a leader has been truly inspiring, and I couldn’t be prouder of his remarkable transition into the realm of educational administration. Our guest today is none other than LeBronte Hoover, who is embarking … Read More
Episode 72: Running Toward the Problem with Adam Stolzer
The first full episode of Aspiring, New, and Rising Leaders month brings Adam Stolzer, a new high school principal in rural Nebraska to the show. Adam shares insights into school culture, the value of a strong mentor, and running toward the problem. That, plus your #PepTalk and more on this week’s show. MORE EPISODES
Episode 38: The Cards You’re Dealt with Doug Kaplicky
Turning around a school climate is a big lift, but that is Doug Kaplicky’s specialty. Building on the article titled “The Cards You’re Dealt”, Doug talks in depth about parent connections, onboarding employees, culture, relationships, and mentoring moments. That, plus your #PepTalk and more on this week’s show. MORE EPISODES
Tales of a Teacher: New Teacher Support
TL;DR: This post shares an interview with Susan Jachymiak on why she’s passionate about the topic of new teacher support. Good mentors should be transparent, supportive, and passionate. Many first-year teachers struggle with classroom management. Make sure you give yourself breaks to recharge. New Teacher Support: Interview with Susan Jachymiak I’ve been following Susan Jachymiak on social media for a … Read More
Episode #87: Natalie Valencia
Nathalie Valencia was born in Bogota Colombia. At age 16, she migrated with her Mother to the US. She is currently a program Coordinator for the Coach and Mentoring Program at Denver Public Schools. Her journey working in education started when she was just 17 years old, when she started working as a Spanish and Statistics tutor, Library clerk and … Read More
