Podcasts about barrington high school

On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast Victoria Andrews is joined by Melissa Byrne, Assistant Superintendent of Teaching & Learning at Barrington Community 220 School District in Illinois. We visited Barrington High School a few weeks ago with a team of principals from the Kansas City area. Melissa shared Barrinton's Learner Profile, Pathways implementation, and Gem program that allows students to self-select competencies for a project. Links: View Full Shownotes and Transcript Learner Profile Framework 220 Melissa Byrne LinkedIn Barrington 220 The Portrait Model Postsecondary Workforce and Readiness Act Juan Jose Gonzalez and Gina Schuyler on EdSystems Chicago Real World Learning School Visits  

In other news: 30-year-old agave at Garfield Park Conservatory starts flowering; OEMC and city colleges team up to offer career opportunities in public safety; Grief counselors assist Barrington High School community after student fatally struck by Metra train; and much more.

In other news: 30-year-old agave at Garfield Park Conservatory starts flowering; OEMC and city colleges team up to offer career opportunities in public safety; Grief counselors assist Barrington High School community after student fatally struck by Metra train; and much more.

In other news: 30-year-old agave at Garfield Park Conservatory starts flowering; OEMC and city colleges team up to offer career opportunities in public safety; Grief counselors assist Barrington High School community after student fatally struck by Metra train; and much more.

In other news: Flash flood warning issued in parts of Will and Grundy counties; Two charter schools run by Latino organization at the center of potential teachers strike; Aurora city staffer recognized for protecting guests at warming center from gunman; and much more. 

In other news: Flash flood warning issued in parts of Will and Grundy counties; Two charter schools run by Latino organization at the center of potential teachers strike; Aurora city staffer recognized for protecting guests at warming center from gunman; and much more. 

In other news: Flash flood warning issued in parts of Will and Grundy counties; Two charter schools run by Latino organization at the center of potential teachers strike; Aurora city staffer recognized for protecting guests at warming center from gunman; and much more. 

S2 #7. Really excited for today's guest who's one of the most respected coaches in the state of Illinois...not just because of his success on the field, but also due to the fact of who he is off the field. Joe Sanchez is the head football coach at Barrington High School for the past 21 years, and has been a social studies teacher at Barrington for 27 years.In this episode, we're going to discuss the parallels between being a head football coach and being a parent and how humility, effective communication and trusting the process are crucial to our success.To sign up for weekly notes from each episode, CLICK HERE.Review The "I" in Win on Apple Podcast or my website to let me know what you think of the show.  Follow me on Twitter (@LukeMertens)

Also in the news: Chicagoans troubled by Riot Fest going on this weekend; CPD Board voted to fire officer who shot and killed man during foot chase; Student with pellet gun caused a lockdown at Barrington High School and more.

Also in the news: Chicagoans troubled by Riot Fest going on this weekend; CPD Board voted to fire officer who shot and killed man during foot chase; Student with pellet gun caused a lockdown at Barrington High School and more.

Also in the news: Chicagoans troubled by Riot Fest going on this weekend; CPD Board voted to fire officer who shot and killed man during foot chase; Student with pellet gun caused a lockdown at Barrington High School and more.

Rob Baker, an English teacher at Barrington High School, joins John Williams to talk about how he was chosen to create today’s (Wed. 6/15/22) New York Times crossword puzzle after years of trying. You can try the puzzle here!

Rob Baker, an English teacher at Barrington High School, joins John Williams to talk about how he was chosen to create today’s (Wed. 6/15/22) New York Times crossword puzzle after years of trying. You can try the puzzle here!

Episode #9: Dr. Tom Leonard, Superintendent of Schools, Eanes ISD In today's episode, Todd sat down with Dr. Tom Leonard, the Superintendent of Eanes ISD. Dr. Tom Leonard is superintendent of the highly acclaimed Eanes Independent School District in Austin, Texas. He was hired in April 2014. Under his leadership, the District passed a Tax Ratification Election in 2017, a $52.5 million bond in 2015, launched a Kindergarten Spanish Immersion program at four elementary schools and started a Westlake High School Business Incubator program that has seen seven teams receive funding in the past two years. Dr. Leonard served as superintendent in the Barrington 220 School District in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago, Ill for seven years. From 2001 to 2007, he was principal of the nationally recognized Barrington High School. He also served as assistant superintendent for Secondary Education in Barrington 220 from 2003 until being named superintendent of schools in 2007. Before joining Barrington 220, Dr. Leonard was an administrator at several respected high schools in the Chicago area. He was an assistant principal at Deerfield High School in Township High School District 113 and he was the Mathematics Department chairperson at both Highland Park and Libertyville High Schools. He was recently inducted into the Barrington Coaches Hall of Fame, for his many accomplishments as principal and superintendent of District 220. His doctorate is in curriculum and instruction from Loyola University of Chicago. He holds a master's degree in secondary education and a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Northern Illinois University of DeKalb, Ill. Dr. Leonard is often a featured speaker and guest columnist for various conferences and publications. Learn more about Dr. Tom Leonard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-leonard-b4b62336/ Get in touch with Dr. Tom Leonard via Twitter @EanesSupt

My good friend and co-host of Season 2 of a Revolution in Education, Jim McCue, and I were blessed to have three students from Barrington High School join us as a team in the production of this podcast series.  Jack Culton, Xan Maddock-Mark, and Hunter Kuchenbaur, joined us in this effort.  One thing we both deeply believe is that youth should learn about the world, explore their interests, and pursue their passions through authentic activity in the world.  In this podcast, Hunter references a quote from a former One Stone student who says, "Why are you preparing for me to be in the world when I want to be in the world right now." Jim and I both believe that engaging youth in real-world, authentic activity is the best way to assist and support youth in exploring and discovering their potential interests as well come to discover, develop, and pursue their skills in making a difference in the world.  Having Jack, Xan, and Hunter become the production team for our podcast, as well as the primary designers of our website and architects of our social media pursuits, and for us to work AS a team not only benefited us ... but we hope them too.  Which you can hear about here.  Take a listen!

Caroline McConaghy Sophomore Guard for Barrington High School Girls Basketball Team joins the show. Caroline talks about how she got into basketball, decision to play at Barrington, her team with Barrington and make the run to the championship, favorite game and much more!

My name is Rhea Sharma, and I am currently a freshman at Northwestern University as a part of the Honors Program in Medical Education. I am proud to have co-founded Skulls and Drills with my sister 2 years ago, and I am excited to continue to expand our efforts. My name is Ranya Sharma and I am currently a junior at Barrington High School in IL. I feel fortunate for the platform that Skulls and Drills has provided us to give back to the community. I am excited for all of our future endeavors! HumanityRising.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/humanity-rising-voices/support

Peter Soby at 19 years old he was a self-professed shrinking violet, student council vice president book editor at Barrington High School, and won a 2-year scholarship for Harper College. Then one day his life changed forever Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/signaturewest)

Cameron Thomson wrestled at Iowa State from 2012-2015 and is currently a writer. He talks about growing up in Barrington, Illinois, how he got involved in wrestling, and his interest in writing. Cameron details his great Barrington High School career, his recruiting process, his family's connection to Iowa State, and why he he chose the Cyclones. He then describes the rivalry with Iowa, Big 12 Conference Wrestling, having to redshirt his Freshman year, getting his first concussion that year, and how writing stories became an outlet for him. Cameron talks about his success Sophomore and Junior year on the mat, continuing to get concussions and having to medically retire from wrestling and not participate his last year and a half at school, and using that extra time to write. He then talks about moving to DC after graduation, training wrestlers at District Martial Arts, working on his first novel, and his recent engagement.

In this episode, Lisa and Julianne introduce listeners to Jodie Diegel of Soul Harbor Ranch and filmmakers Wade and Thomas Balsamo and Dafna Yachin. The interviews were recorded during the EQUUS Film and Arts Fest at the Kentucky Horse Park in December. Jodie Diegel RN, MBA is the Founder and current President of the SOUL Harbour Ranch Animal Therapy Program, as well as past President and Founder of Mane in Heaven. The SOUL Harbour Ranch Animal Therapy Program, located in Barrington, is a non-profit organization whose mission is to enrich lives by promoting the unconditional love and healing of the human-animal bond, while advocating for animal therapy standards of excellence. They offer the Barrington-area’s most experienced animal-assisted miniature therapy equine teams who have been visiting since 2013. “I believe a difference is made when there is a soul-to-soul connection” (between humans and animal) said Jodie and it is through her passion for animal therapy that individuals throughout the Chicagoland area are able to receive care and experience that incredible soul-bond with her animals. Through working with volunteer animal handlers, Jodie and her team bring miniature horses and dogs to locations such as Rush University Medical Center, The Garlands, Markland, GiGi’s Playhouse and Barrington High School.https://soulharbourranch.comWade and Thomas Balsamo are the creatives behind World Touch Productions."Our Passion is fueled by the drive to tell stories that are nothing less than LifeChanging; creating poignant documentaries which inspire donors and empower volunteers to create ripples of change. After nearly a decade of creating visual media, the dedication of Wade and Thomas Balsamo is a life-long mission in search of the most human-driven stories; social-cause documentaries which depict empathy, acceptance, compassion, and hope beyond all else. The nonprofit was founded in 2018, joining forces with Marc Solosky and Sharon Rosenbloom to form a board of volunteer creatives championing untold messages from the most meaningful organizations we can find."http://www.lifechangingdocumentaries.orgDafna Yachin is Chief Creative Officer at Lunchbox Communications. For over 20 years she has written, produced and directed award-winning television, film, national commercials, educational programs and multimedia campaigns. Her projects have aired on CBS, ABC, Discovery, History Channel and SyFy. She has been instrumental in creating lasting series formats for both cable and syndication as well as launching engaging cross-platform initiatives for both NGO and Commercial clients. Dafna has an innate skill for identifying talented scholars and creative individuals who are great innovators and collaborators. Partnering with change-makers and production teams in over 30 countries, for the last 10 years Dafna has focused her documentary and online initiatives in the Humanities, Justice and Women's Rights arenas.http://lunchboxcity.com/about/our-taleTo learn more about Julianne and her partner Bruce Anderson, tune in to "Whinny Tales: Horse Stories, Pony Legends and Unicorn Yarns," the official podcast of Nature's View and The Marley Project. You can also visit www.naturesview.us or www.equusfilmfestivalcamden.com.For more information about the festival or for links to the films and literature, visit equusfilmfestival.net. Follow us on social media at EQUUS Film Festival. To see the EQUUS films, visit www.filmfestivalflix.com.

On Episode 65 I sit down with Coach Joe Sanchez. Coach Sanchez is the longtime head football coach of Barrington High School. He also played football at North Central College on a vocal scholarship(Of all things!). On this episode of the podcast, we talk about his coaching/teaching journey, how he got to Barrington High School, his vision for Barrington football, what he wants his players to leave the program with and much more! Coach Sanchez was my high school football coach so it was really an awesome experience to be able to sit down and talk with him. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!

Episode 76 of Lake County Sports Talk with Jon Kerr of Tribune Media and Joe Aguilar of Daily Herald. Recorded on Thursday, June 6th, 2019. In this episode, Jon and Joe have a conversation with Chicago White Sox minor leaguer Evan Skoug.  Evan is a product of Libertyville, IL, a 2014 graduate of Barrington High School. Jon and Joe talk to Evan about his life as a minor league baseball currently in High A ball in Winston-Salem, why he chose to go to college after being first drafted out of high school and what advice he has for current draftees (1:30).  It's another great episode of Lake County Sports Talk. For more information on the podcast and how to subscribe to the show on iTunes, go to https://exit.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.lakecountysportstalk.com (www.lakecountysportstalk.com).

Episode 76 of Lake County Sports Talk with Jon Kerr of Tribune Media and Joe Aguilar of Daily Herald. Recorded on Thursday, June 6th, 2019. In this episode, Jon and Joe have a conversation with Chicago White Sox minor leaguer Evan Skoug.  Evan is a product of Libertyville, IL, a 2014 graduate of Barrington High School. Jon and Joe talk to Evan about his life as a minor league baseball currently in High A ball in Winston-Salem, why he chose to go to college after being first drafted out of high school and what advice he has for current draftees (1:30).  It’s another great episode of Lake County Sports Talk. For more information on the podcast and how to subscribe to the show on iTunes, go to www.lakecountysportstalk.com.

Episode 75 of Lake County Sports Talk with Jon Kerr of Tribune Media and Joe Aguilar of Daily Herald. Recorded on Monday, May 27th, 2019. In this episode, Jon and Joe have a conversation with Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Scotty Miller.  Scotty is a product of Barrington, IL, a 2015 graduate of Barrington High School. Jon and Joe talk to Scotty about the moment the got drafted into the National Football League, how running track in high school helped him become an NFL player, about overcoming obstacles and how he uses social media (1:30).  It’s another great episode of Lake County Sports Talk. For more information on the podcast and how to subscribe to the show on iTunes, go to www.lakecountysportstalk.com.

Episode 75 of Lake County Sports Talk with Jon Kerr of Tribune Media and Joe Aguilar of Daily Herald. Recorded on Monday, May 27th, 2019. In this episode, Jon and Joe have a conversation with Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Scotty Miller.  Scotty is a product of Barrington, IL, a 2015 graduate of Barrington High School. Jon and Joe talk to Scotty about the moment the got drafted into the National Football League, how running track in high school helped him become an NFL player, about overcoming obstacles and how he uses social media (1:30).  It's another great episode of Lake County Sports Talk. For more information on the podcast and how to subscribe to the show on iTunes, go to https://exit.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.lakecountysportstalk.com (www.lakecountysportstalk.com).

goodathleteproject.com For today's episode we sat down with Andy Milne, health and physical education teacher at New Trier Township High School in Winnetka, IL. Andy has been teaching health and physical education teacher for the past twenty years and in 2017 was recognized as the SHAPE America National Health Teacher of the Year. He received his BA in Sports & Recreation at Staffordshire University and his PGCE in Physical Education & English at Exeter University, both in England. He emigrated to America in 2008 where he began working at Barrington High School before moving to Carmel Catholic and ultimately ending up at New Trier. He is also the founder and creator of slowchathealth.com. The #slowchathealth blog is aimed at health teachers working with students of all ages with the goal to promote online discussion, the sharing of resources and inspire all of us to provide a better experience for the students that we teach. You can follow Andy on Twitter: @carmelhealth or head to his website slowchathealth.com Today's Episode brought to you by Remind Recover. You can find them at RemindRecover.com and on Twitter and Instagram: @RemindRecover. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @Coach4Kindness Follow and like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/coach4kindness/

Re- air of Episode 2: Discussion about recent Umphrey's Mcgee shows Interview with Jimmy Rogers A.K.A @UMFacts on Twitter "on this day" discussion and first set of music from 5/15/04 - the rare and very little known about Barrington High School after prom show. Where you can find our guest: Jimmy Rogers - https://twitter.com/UMfacts Episode 27: https://simplecast.com/s/c68acea0 Information about the meet-ups happening in ATL: https://umphreakparentspodcast.weebly.com/meet-ups--events.html Umphreak's Anonymous ATL travel guide: http://umanon.com/travel/atlanta/ Umphreak Parents Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/505778386213710/ Phemale Phreaks Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/921260227889958/ Website: https://umphreakparentspodcast.weebly.com/ Email: umphreakparentspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/Umphreakparents

A native of Chicago, IL, Mike Lidge joined the Philadelphia Phillies organization in November of 2016 after four years as a member of the San Francisco Giants player development staff. While with San Francisco, Lidge worked as a strength coach in Richmond (AA), San Jose (High A), and Scottsdale (Rookie AZL). Prior to working in pro ball, Lidge spent one year (2010) as assistant varsity baseball coach at Barrington High School in Barrington, IL where he oversaw strength and conditioning for the baseball program. In the summer of 2011, Lidge completed an internship with Athlete’s Performance (now EXOS) in Phoenix, AZ. Lidge earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and his Master’s Degree in Exercise Science from Northeastern Illinois University. If you would like to learn more from Mike, you can read his article from the PBSCCS website: http://baseballstrength.org/getting-the-most-out-of-sleep/ or by following him on social media: Instagram: @m_lidge89

Discussion about recent Umphrey's Mcgee shows Interview with Jimmy Rogers A.K.A @UMFacts on Twitter "on this day" discussion and first set of music from 5/15/04 - the rare and very little known about Barrington High School after prom show. email: umphreakparentspodcast@gmail.com twitter: @Umphreakparents Facebook: Umphreak Parents Where you can find our guest: Jimmy Rogers aka nachos for all: @UMfacts Umphrey's Mcgee Tour Dates: www.umphreys.com/tour/

RADD-Tees is an art t-shirt company that began with five high school students and a class assignment. High school artists submit designs via the RADD-Tees website. Once the design is accepted it is included in the shop and available for purchase. Online orders are taken for a design and printed on t-shirts. Part of the revenue from each shirt goes to the artist who created the design, and some also goes to the students’ high school art department. This provides a win-win for everyone involved. The artists have their images available to the world, the art departments gain additional financial support, and we all get to wear some cool t-shirts! The Start of RADD-TeesRADD-Tees started with five students from Barrington High School who are in the Business Incubator Program. After brainstorming their options, they decided the business was going to be making t-shirts. But in a unique way. Knowing that the art departments of high schools are underfunded compared to sports teams, they set out on a mission to provide financial support to this sector. Business Building InsightsGet the word out into the market about your product. People don’t know you exist unless you tell them. Tips when preparing for a Pitch: Be aware of what you’re wearing. Talk loud. Make eye contact. Practice your presentation so you can show that you’re confident. Social Media Tip: If you are attending events, make sure to post about it all day long. These posts will get a lot of engagement giving you more visibility. Don’t be afraid to take risks. Be consistent with social media. Contact Links Website (https://radd-tees.com/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/raddtees/?hl=en) Gift Biz ResourcesJoin our this quiz (https://quiz.leadquizzes.com/q/Ky85Vd) to find out. At the end, you’ll have access to a free download to help you along. P.S. This is not a quiz where your result gets published to social media. It’s for your eyes only :o) The Get started (http://www.giftbizunwrapped.com/giftbizbuilder) today! If you found value in this podcast, make sure to subscribe and leave a review in (http://www.giftbizunwrapped.com/GooglePodcasts) . That helps us spread the word to more makers just like you. Thanks! Sue

Diana is a biology teacher science department chair at Barrington High School, in Barrington, RI.  She currently teaches AP Biology.  Diana is also the high school science fair coordinator. Diana is involved in a variety of leadership roles that focus on deeper learning and research-based science practices including the BSCS/NABT Leadership Academy.  Diana is a regular presenter at State and National conferences.  She has also been named the Outstanding Biology Teacher for the state of Rhode Island. The 2017 District Teacher Of The Year. Diana earned a Ph.D. in Education from the University of Rhode Island. You can follow Diana on twitter @shieldsdsva

Welcome to "Community with Marie Lazzara." On this show, Marie interviews people from the business and nonprofit sectors as well as others who involve themselves in unique contributions to their communities. Join Marie as she interviews Mark Moravits, director of partnerships and global initiatives of generationOn. As the youth division of Points of Light Institute, generationOn has brought the nation's leading youth service organizations and programs under one umbrella including New York-based Children for Children, The League, Learning to Give, Points of Light Institute's Kids Care Clubs, HandsOn Schools, and HandsOn Network's youth-driven programs. By partnering with teachers, parents, schools, community organizations and businesses, generationOn gives kids opportunities to see issues in their communities along with the tools and resources to find solutions. Marie will also interview Barrington High School junior Jake Herb, the founder and student president of Go Beyond Barrington. Led by students, Go Beyond Barrington is a nonprofit community outreach organization that is closely tied to Barrington High School. The 12 high school students who run the organization have made it their mission to empower communities in need around the world. To ask questions or give comments, call (323) 580-5755. For information about, visit www.generationon.org.   For information about Go Beyond Barrington, visit www.gobeyondbarrington.org. For more information about our Radio Shows, visit www.linkedlocalnetwork.com. Link Locally, Connect Globally            

In this special edition of the Barrington 220 Podcast Network, Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Tom Leonard, addresses the recent suicides of Barrington High School students and how the district is responding to these tragedies. To download the audio file, right click on the link below, and select “Save Link As…”  To add your voice to [...]

In the May edition of the Barrington 2:20, journalism students at Barrington High School report on a variety of stories, including federal stimulus monies, thrift store bargains, the “Dream Act” legislation and field hockey as a state-sanctioned sport. To listen to the podcast, click on the play icon above.  To download the audio file, right [...]

In the inaugural edition of The Barrington 2:20, Barrington High School journalism students report on a proposed nine-period schedule, the growing number of young athletes, student stress and economic woes.  To listen to the podcast, click on the play icon above.  To download the audio file, right click on the link below, and select “Save [...]