The Traveling Principal

A'Aliyah Sanchez leads us in conversations regarding campus beautification, clubs, the ACE apprenticeship Program, and livening up ACE again.

Stellan, Luke, Tasi, and I ask each other questions about returning to in person instruction, expectations for the year, and talking about what going through this process is like for staff and students at ACE.

In this podcast we talk about returning to school in August, mandates for a safe return, vaccines, the apprenticeship program, and more.

In this episode, Stellan and I get a little help from an old friend Nickon Razi, and we podcast for students and the ACE community to smile a little, as we bring you a list of Top 5's.

Stellen Cathcart, joins Mr. Middleton and I for a podcast to address all things reopening and some basic FAQ's on the process.

Joe Clausi, principal of ACE, speak to the ACE community about reopening in the spring of 2021 and how when we will be able to do so.

This is a special episode for the ACE community, as John Middleton - AP of ACE Charter, joins me Joe Clausi - Principal of ACE Charter, as we define what school is like in the fall of 2020 for ACE students and families.

In the 31st episode of TTP, we address a question regarding transportation from an international listener. Then, we break down what reopening will look like come the fall, into 7 different parts. In this first of two sessions on reopening, I address the first 4 parts.

In the 30th episode of The Traveling Principal, we answer an email from an international listener helping them with virtual learning and the role of teachers during that process. We also marry my ideas from the new school concept, with that of what school will look like in the fall!

In this episode, I get to interview CMO of Tanoshi Computers, Lisa Love. Lisa was recently on shark tank and is trying to bridge the achievement gap created by inequalities in education due to technology.

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What better way to keep it personable with our staff, than to podcast to them. We are also zoomed out! John and I reflect on the year, we recap possibilities for next fall and what that could look like. And, we say thanks and goodbye for the summer to our ACE staff.

A message to all seniors and families of ACE seniors.

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In the 27th episode of the TTP podcast, we're talking with ACE Charter seniors about end of the year ceremonies. We're talking about virtual awards night and we talk graduation. We interview Brady Walsh - Bradley's brother - a senior at Camarillo High School. We also interview Sophia Johnson, a senior at Ventura County Christian School.

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C.R.U. get the privilege of interviewing Aaron Kempner, from the graduating class of 2017. We have some tea with Mr. Middleton, and get into some crazy stats about the world we live in.

In this episode, the boys and I get to interview none other, than the great Mr. Ian McGuire. He takes us on the ride we were hoping to go on, leaving many emotions on the table for hopefully more interviews to come. Enjoy!

In this fourth edition to the Claus & Raz Unplugged podcast, the boys get to interview ACE alumni from the class of 2017, Andrew Ohl. Andrew is back from the middle east where he served as an engineer in the marines and is home to start the next chapter of his life.

In the third episode of the Claus & Raz Unplugged, the two tackle some really complicated reflections that we're faced with today. They have tea with Middleton, and they speak with Isaac Vandor, who is on the east coast of the US. The two define their path with some awesome reflections on our recent situation as well!

In this third episode with ACE Charter seniors, we get into some of what it's like living as a senior in high school. We discuss some game knowledge and trends, and even take a trip back to some old games. We also discuss ACE Wars, and how we may be able to change the events and still have it.

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Hello everyone! In our second episode, Razi and Clausi really unplug, and solve the movie industries ability to keep making movies. They talk about the NBA, the UFC, conduct an interview with Mario Sanchez, from the ACE Alumni, and we have some tea with Mr. Middleton.

Nickon Razi - graduate of ACE Charter class of 2017, was the creator and the face of ACE News. Joe Clausi, self labeled 'special 'correspondent' of ACE News, began to quickly chime in his 2 cents when possible. The two produced many episodes which walked the fine line of being PC, bringing the news, and making people laugh. Now, they are back at it, and are unplugged this time - to bring you the Claus & Raz Show.

In this episode, I talk with Bradley, Isaac, Myles, and Damien - about all things technology in the world around us. We take a trip down memory lane with gaming, talk about some new stuff coming out too. We get into talking about esports, trends in technology, and even touch on how we are different people in the world today.

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In this episode, we begin with remembering some thing that mean most to us, which are defined by the memories and the stories we tell. I also discuss the questions I think you may have, based on needing to close our campus for the remainder of the year.

In this episode, we discuss some things we can do to be social, while making sure we are practicing proper social distancing. We review some creative spins on virtual hang outs, talk about being generous, and even celebrate a birthday in a way I've never seen before.

I finally get to interview 4 seniors at ACE Charter, which took a pandemic for the podcast to occur. We cover all kinds of topics, and had so much fun we're already planning a second one!

Hello everyone, this is Joe Clausi here, you're ACE Principal. In this podcast I talk about 10 helpful hints that we can follow, when dealing with staying home all day. My suggestions are for both parents and students, or anyone staying at home during this time.

This episode gets into my 'Why' for reaching out to students. I get into a virtual Q & A, assuming what some major questions will be from students. I cover some tips based on what I know to be true. And I cover the basics of home instruction with the students.

In this episode, I offer some truths about the current situation, and staying afloat. I discuss the process of going into the virtual world of instruction, and some of the tips of successfully teaching in this environment.

In order to give listeners a break from the everyday madness, I tell a funny and crazy story of my first day teaching.

I recall my steps and the process of closing schools and what to do next during this time. I also challenge listeners to positively influence our current situation somehow.

In this episode, I go over the thought process in creating possible plans for dealing with the corona virus, we discuss funding sources, and best practices.

In this episode, we break down the necessary parts of an evaluation, and get into what an evaluation means, based on how they are conducted.

In this episode, I meet with the admin team that is working on the new school concept. We tour a wonderful and amazing k-8 site that is out of control inspiring.

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In this episode, we get into the 3 Academies, and learn about the vision for each. I break down how curriculum and content will be captured, in this wild and innovative way. And I learn that even more people are against this idea.

In part 3 of creating a new school, we find out some key information regarding the progress of our new school. I learn about the physical site and think of a revolutionary way of using it. I reflect on a major meeting where I learn some people I wanted to be on board, are not.

The Traveling Principal - Joe Clausi, gets into how to reorganize a school day, how to change a school setting to meet some wild needs, and the purpose behind why I'm taking on this challenge.

We break down statistics, get into facts on scheduling, and talk about the benefits of collaboration, comparing to the benefits of small class sizes.

What goes through someone's mind when starting a new school? What are basic elements of a new school? What needs to be done, to get the ball rolling? We answer all of these questions and more in this episode.

We answer the following questions: 1. Why is planning important? 2. What the impact of planning has on teachers and student? 3. How to write a proper lesson plan?

I introduce myself in this episode, talk about why I'm doing this, what I'd like this to turn into, and some of the topics I'm going to discuss. I ask the audience to submit questions to me so I may be able to help address some school needs. Some topics we'll get into are: PBL, CTE, IBCP, Charter Schools, Small Vs. Comprehensive, Planning, Collaboration, Classroom Management, and more.