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Coming up on today's program High school seniors and juniors will be celebrating prom nights over the coming weeks. We'll hear what BVSD and parent groups are doing to make the afterparties safer. Then, lavish lifestyles of the wealthy use […]

Busy Friday - multiple tornado warnings in Arkansas as we begin the program; damage and casualties reported in the Little Rock area. Donald Trump expected to turn himself in Tuesday - he will not be handcuffed. Kudos to Rockies pitcher Daniel Bard for admitting he's beginning the season on the injured list due to anxiety issues. Steffan offers a personal story and kudos to Bard and the Rox. Then - Jimmy Segenberger joins in studio to discuss the week for Tay Anderson. We discuss FT's text today against FL Gov. DeSantis... and a tweet from another POS in the BVSD and HER tweet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BVSD IS ACCUSED OF RACISM BY A WHITE FAMILY HOLY COW, this story is CRAZY but not surprising at all. A white couple with a nine year old son is accusing the Boulder Valley School District of racism after their son has been continually attacked by the black daughter of a school employee. They say their son has been choked, hit and otherwise terrorized by a young girl who they also allege (with an affidavit from a teacher) has anger and violent outbursts often in the school. They also allege that the girl is continually protected by her mother, who works at the school, by alleging that other children are racist to defend her physically aggressive actions. They also say their son, who has been a victim of these attacks, was punished by being forced to move to a different class and have recess in a different playground with only one other student to play with. They also allege that the mother of the girl has been attacking their family and son on Facebook, and spreading rumors that their son is a "racist" and that other parents should watch out for him. The detail in this filing are stunning but not surprising. Is this okay, Boulder? Is it? I've got Sherri Peif on the show today at 2 to discuss. Read her article with all the details here.

About one dozen public school districts in Colorado offer bilingual instruction as part of a dual language immersion program, according to the state’s department of education. Among them are two schools in the Boulder Valley School District: Pioneer Bilingual and University Hill Elementary.  The goal of dual immersion is to [...]

About one dozen public school districts in Colorado offer bilingual instruction as part of a dual language immersion program, according to the state’s department of education. Among them are two schools in the Boulder Valley School District: Pioneer Bilingual and […]

Hear Dr. Ghita Carroll's inspiring story they started in 2005 to reduce food waste in the Boulder Valley School District. Dr. Carroll is the Sustainability Coordinator in the BVSD. Mary Rochelle also shares her experiences since joining the BVSD as a manager in the nutrition services department at BVSD!

We’ll look at how BVSD is working to combat the mental health crisis facing youth as a result of the pandemic in advance of the upcoming school year. Then, it’ll be time for This Week in Water from H2O Radio […]

Roger Briggs is an author and social entrepreneur, who served BVSD for over 30 years building social structures, including: a state-class distance running program that produced multiple championships, an outstanding science department and acclaimed advanced physics program, and a student-run Tech Team at Fairview High. A rock climber for over 50 years, Roger established himself as one of the pioneering climbers of his generation, known for his alpine free climbing on the Diamond of Longs Peak and his founding of the Boulder Climbing Community. Since retiring in 2005, Roger wrote the book, Journey to Civilization: The Science of How We Got Here. Briggs recently debut is his second book: Emerging World: The Evolution of Consciousness and the Future of Humanity which brings both a cautionary and optimistic vision of our future. Join us as we discuss Roger's legacy, the current state of human affairs, and where we go from here, on the Boulderista podcast. Published Books Available on Amazon Published Books Available at Atlantic Publishing Email Roger: rpbriggs17@gmail.com Psychology Today Book Review LinkedIn --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-boulderista/support

Welcome to the Parenting Well podcast with Parent Engagement Network!  I am Dr. Shelly Mahon, your host. And today, you are listening to Parenting Well, where we know that parenting well is challenging and that all parents are the best parents they know how to be. The foundation for raising happy, healthy youth is for us as parents to fill our own well with useful, reliable, credible information, tools and strategies. This leaves us more engaged, educated and empowered to support our children in being strong, resourceful, confident and resilient in the face of life’s many challenges and adventures.So, let’s fill that well!Today’s well source is Kathy Valentine. Kathy is the chairperson of the HOPE Coalition of Boulder County and has been on the coalition since its beginning in 2005. She is a retired school counselor and gave many workshops on depression and suicide awareness to various staffs while working. Kathy is also the Executive Director of Colie's Closet, a BVSD high school peer education program dealing with depression and suicide. Kathy is passionate about educating the entire community about risk factors around these issues and is excited to bring today’s panelists and community members together to begin the discussion about the importance of connection in our lives.This podcast covers:Resources for managing depressionThe role stigma plays in support servicesHow to recognize warning signs of depression and what to do about itSome of the risk factors of depressionThe difference between being sad and having clinical depressionStrategies for managing depression when you feel like you are "spiraling"What to do if you are worried about your childHow kids should respond to their friend's depressionThe importance of self care, modeling, and talking to your children regularlyResources:Website: The Hope Coalition of Boulder CountyResource: National Suicide Prevention HotlineResource: COVID-19 Mental Health ResourcesResource: Warning Signs of Depression 

A few months ago, a few BCBA's from the Boulder Valley School District reached out to me and offered to share the story of how they are fielding a team of Behavior Analysts in the public school setting. As someone who has spent a career consulting to public schools, I was instantly sold. I believe that as if this recording, the BVSD employs about 10 BCBA's, and in Session 139, I'm joined by four of them: Kelly Miller, Cosmina Barbat, Stephanie Gregory, and Shelly Roberts. We were also fortunate enough to be joined by their fearless leader, their Director of Special Education, Joy Larson. Someone who understood the value of developing internal behavior-analytic resources to support the district's students. In this episode we cover the following: How the district decided to invest in the hiring of internally placed behavior analysts. How the district BCBA's work collaboratively with professionals in other disciplines. How BCBA's support students not just with specialized educational and behavioral needs, but also in mainstream educational settings. How working as a public school employee is different than working in an at-home or clinic setting. And advice for schools that want to hire their own BCBA's, as well as advice for BCBA's who want to dip their toes into the public school waters. Lastly, I think the argument for having more Behavior Analysts in school settings speaks for itself. As we discuss in the interview, these amazing BCBA's have contributed to reducing Boulder Valley's out of district placements by 70%! Here are the links for Session 139: The Boulder Valley School District. Just in case you're thinking of relocating. Well Managed Schools curriculum. The Mystery Motivator. Questions / comments for these guests? Kelly Miller has agreed to field them. Contact her here. Session 139 is brought to you with generous support from: How-to-ABA. Being a BCBA can be lonely and overwhelming.  At howtoaba.com, we help BCBA’s feel supported and confident by providing easy to access printables, CEU's and a collaborative community. In the howtoaba.com membership, Shira Karpel and Shayna Gaunt share their best resources from years of practice in the field.  Whether you’re a beginner or a long time practitioner, you will benefit from both these resources as well as a supportive community.  Imagine, having an all-in-one resource to save you time and help your clients, having getting your toughest questions answered, and being part of a collaborative group of professionals to share ideas. Plus, your monthly pro membership includes CEU’s! Along with over 1000 ABA professionals, howtoaba.com will help you save time, feel confident and master what you love! For more information, Go to howtoaba.com/joinbxresource.  When you join today and use code BOP, you’ll receive 10% off a yearly subscription (includes CEU’s!). The Whoop Strap! I've been wearing the Whoop Strap for just a few weeks and I can't tell you how much I've enjoyed getting quantitative information on all aspects of my health, including sleep analytics, heart rate, along with heart rate variability, calorie burn, exercise intensity, and Whoop's proprietary "strain" score. I could extol this neat device's virtues indefinitely to you, but instead, you can go check it out for yourself. To get your first month free, just click here!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mcCLm_LwpE&t=391sIf you have not yet listened to "A Conversation With Coach Mo", Part 1 and 2, please go back and listen to those episodes. Maurice Henriques is currently an attendance advocate for the Boulder Valley School District in Colorado. In addition, to his work in BVSD, he is the Head Track and Field coach at Niwot High School in the St. Vrain Valley School District, Under his leadership, the Niwot Track and Field team swept the Boys and Girls Class 4A Team Championships for the first time in the history of the school at last year’s state meet. Maurice - Coach Mo, as many people call him - founded REAL Training, REAL stands for Responsibility, Education, Athletics, and Leadership. REAL Training is a club team directed towards youth and high school student athletes. REAL Training is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential both on and off the field. http://realtrainingcolorado.comIn 2020, Coach Mo was recognized by the Positive Coaching Alliance as the National Coach of the Year out of 800 nominees. In addition to track and field, Coach Mo was a Defensive Back Coach and Defensive Coordinator at Ranum, Denver North, Fairview, Northglenn, and Thornton High Schools. He was a Defensive Back and four-year letterwinner at the University of Colorado from 1992 -1996. He also ran high school track and field in Texas, and he will never let you forget it.Maurice spent eighteen years as a Juvenile Intensive Probation Officer for the 20th Judicial District in Boulder County. In addition, Maurice also served as the Truancy Mediator for Boulder County from 2009-2016. Maurice has created several innovative programs for youth, including the JOCKS (Juvenile Outreach Creating Kinesthetic Skills), a running program that trained and ran in the 10k event named the Bolder Boulder. Receiving many accolades over the years for his coaching and work with at-risk youth, he believes that working with kids is his calling. When Maurice lost his father at the age of nine, he knew he would work with kids. Having been blessed with a strong mother, he believes that if you have even one steady role model in your life, you can be able to deal with adversity. Maurice has a Bachelor in Sociology and a minor in Communication from the University of Colorado. Maurice and his wife recently became foster parents. Please Don’t Forget to Subscribe, Rate, and ReviewIf you find this podcast helpful, please take a minute to subscribe, rate, review, and share with a friend. I sincerely appreciate you taking time out of your jam-packed days to share positive feedback.For More Information on This Podcast or My Upcoming PresentationsVisit: www.perspective4parents.comJoin the ConversationEmail questions or feedback to: perspective4parents@gmail.comMy goal is to provide real-life, actionable steps and solutions that you can start implementing in your life today. From the day-to-day, nitty-gritty challenges to the big-picture life concerns, feel free to email topics that you want me to discuss in future episodes.Follow Perspective For Parents:www.perspective4parents.com

Maurice Henriques is currently an attendance advocate for the Boulder Valley School District in Colorado. In addition, to his work in BVSD, he is the Head Track and Field coach at Niwot High School in the St. Vrain Valley School District, Under his leadership, the Niwot Track and Field team swept the Boys and Girls Class 4A Team Championships for the first time in the history of the school at last year’s state meet. Maurice - Coach Mo, as many people call him - founded REAL Training, REAL stands for Responsibility, Education, Athletics, and Leadership. REAL Training is a club team directed towards youth and high school student athletes. REAL Training is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential both on and off the field. http://realtrainingcolorado.comIn 2020, Coach Mo was recognized by the Positive Coaching Alliance as the National Coach of the Year out of 800 nominees. In addition to track and field, Coach Mo was a Defensive Back Coach and Defensive Coordinator at Ranum, Denver North, Fairview, Northglenn, and Thornton High Schools. He was a Defensive Back and four-year letterwinner at the University of Colorado from 1992 -1996. He also ran high school track and field in Texas, and he will never let you forget it.Maurice spent eighteen years as a Juvenile Intensive Probation Officer for the 20th Judicial District in Boulder County. In addition, Maurice also served as the Truancy Mediator for Boulder County from 2009-2016. Maurice has created several innovative programs for youth, including the JOCKS (Juvenile Outreach Creating Kinesthetic Skills), a running program that trained and ran in the 10k event named the Bolder Boulder. Receiving many accolades over the years for his coaching and work with at-risk youth, he believes that working with kids is his calling. When Maurice lost his father at the age of nine, he knew he would work with kids. Having been blessed with a strong mother, he believes that if you have even one steady role model in your life, you can be able to deal with adversity. Maurice has a Bachelor in Sociology and a minor in Communication from the University of Colorado. Maurice and his wife recently became foster parents. Please Don’t Forget to Subscribe, Rate, and ReviewIf you find this podcast helpful, please take a minute to subscribe, rate, review, and share with a friend. I sincerely appreciate you taking time out of your jam-packed days to share positive feedback.For More Information on This Podcast or My Upcoming PresentationsVisit: www.perspective4parents.comJoin the ConversationEmail questions or feedback to: perspective4parents@gmail.comMy goal is to provide real-life, actionable steps and solutions that you can start implementing in your life today. From the day-to-day, nitty-gritty challenges to the big-picture life concerns, feel free to email topics that you want me to discuss in future episodes.Follow Perspective For Parents:www.perspective4parents.com

Maurice Henriques is currently an attendance advocate for the Boulder Valley School District in Colorado. In addition, to his work in BVSD, he is the Head Track and Field coach at Niwot High School in the St. Vrain Valley School District, Under his leadership, the Niwot Track and Field team swept the Boys and Girls Class 4A Team Championships for the first time in the history of the school at last year’s state meet. Maurice - Coach Mo, as many people call him - founded REAL Training, REAL stands for Responsibility, Education, Athletics, and Leadership. REAL Training is a club team directed towards youth and high school student athletes. REAL Training is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential both on and off the field. http://realtrainingcolorado.comIn 2020, Coach Mo was recognized by the Positive Coaching Alliance as the National Coach of the Year out of 800 nominees. In addition to track and field, Coach Mo was a Defensive Back Coach and Defensive Coordinator at Ranum, Denver North, Fairview, Northglenn, and Thornton High Schools. He was a Defensive Back and four-year letterwinner at the University of Colorado from 1992 -1996. He also ran high school track and field in Texas, and he will never let you forget it.Maurice spent eighteen years as a Juvenile Intensive Probation Officer for the 20th Judicial District in Boulder County. In addition, Maurice also served as the Truancy Mediator for Boulder County from 2009-2016. Maurice has created several innovative programs for youth, including the JOCKS (Juvenile Outreach Creating Kinesthetic Skills), a running program that trained and ran in the 10k event named the Bolder Boulder. Receiving many accolades over the years for his coaching and work with at-risk youth, he believes that working with kids is his calling. When Maurice lost his father at the age of nine, he knew he would work with kids. Having been blessed with a strong mother, he believes that if you have even one steady role model in your life, you can be able to deal with adversity. Maurice has a Bachelor in Sociology and a minor in Communication from the University of Colorado. Maurice and his wife recently became foster parents. PLEASE RETURN FOR PART 2 OF THIS CONVERSATION WITH COACH MO!!! Part 2 will be released on Tuesday night (6/9/20) at 7pm MST.Please Don’t Forget to Subscribe, Rate, and ReviewIf you find this podcast helpful, please take a minute to subscribe, rate, review, and share with a friend. I sincerely appreciate you taking time out of your jam-packed days to share positive feedback.For More Information on This Podcast or My Upcoming PresentationsVisit: www.perspective4parents.comJoin the ConversationEmail questions or feedback to: perspective4parents@gmail.comMy goal is to provide real-life, actionable steps and solutions that you can start implementing in your life today. From the day-to-day, nitty-gritty challenges to the big-picture life concerns, feel free to email topics that you want me to discuss in future episodes.Follow Perspective For Parents:www.perspective4parents.com

Seit Anfang März sind 75 Prozent der stationären schmerzmedizinischen Einrichtungen in Krankenhäusern, die Patienten mit schweren chronischen Schmerzen teil- und vollstationär behandeln, wegen der Corona-Krise geschlossen. Das geht aus einer aktuellen Umfrage des Berufsverbands der Ärzte und Psychologischen Psychotherapeuten in der Schmerz- und Palliativmedizin in Deutschland e.V. (BVSD) hervor. Was das für die jetzige Versorgung der Patienten bedeutet und was es zu verbessern gilt für eine Rückkehr zu mehr Normalität, das erläutert Schmerzmediziner Dr. Andreas Böger vom Schmerzzentrum Kassen - DRK Kliniken Nordhessen in diesem Podcast.

We go deep in this podcast about how parents new to dyslexia have to deal with the overwhelm of information. Then the shock of how under informed teachers are in educating dyslexics. The need to find outside help and community to find a way through the challenges to the solutions. With Caron Trout, a mother of a 14 year old, who discovered he was dyslexic and became one of the founding members of BVKid from Boulder, Colorado. Here are some snippets of what we covered. The Wake up call: “Another parent said ...‘Hey, I think your kid is really struggling …” The Assessment: “....I just wish we had sooner.” Dealing with the overwhelm: “...trying to trust which information is really good … “ Finding help outside: “...not having good information... breaks your trust as a parent. You've got to go outside…” Trusting under trained professionals: “I really trusted the professionals... Teachers were under-trained and not very well informed… that was also a shock” Confidentiality creating shame: “...making ... learning differences a taboo is really a shaming experience. We need to ... talk openly about it.” Making Dyslexia visible with Role Models: Children “...need to see what being dyslexic looks like.” Being afraid to make waves.: “I think sometimes we're afraid to make waves.” Being alone is hard- Connect: “ I would just like to encourage other parents to connect with each other... Being alone is such a hard place.” Links you might like to check out: Caron Trout: There's an elephant in the room at BVSD by Caron Trout: http://www.dailycamera.com/guest-opinions/ci_30831206/caron-trout-theres-an-elephant-room-at-bvsd BVKID Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/bouldervalleyKID/ BVKID Website: https://www.bvkid.org/ Google Classroom: https://classroom.google.com/h Understood.org website: https://www.understood.org/en Yes Program Website: https://www.yesprograms.org/ Wrights Law: https://www.wrightslaw.com/ Bulletmap Academy Page: https://bulletmapacademy.com BulletMap Academy Workshop: https://bulletmapacademy.com/workshop/ BulletMap Academy Blogs: https://bulletmapacademy.com/blogs/ Enroll in BulletMap Academy: https://bulletmapacademy.com/sales-page/#price for Full Transcript of the podcast visit: www.bulletmapstudio.com/38/

OverviewWe all know change is tough. It is tough at an individual level and even more so at an organizational level. I always enjoy talking with leaders focused on change and learning their strategies, successes and difficulties.  Today I speak with Kiffany Lychock from the Boulder Valley School District of Colorado in the United States about the changes she fostered in her district. After the passing of a bond measure that created funding, the district moved forward with implementing change in how buildings are designed and the practice of teaching is transformed. Kiffany shares her story and ideas for making this sort of change happen at scale.BioKiffany Lychock is the Director of Educational Innovations for BVSD, National Faculty for @BIEpbl, Co-Owner of DLI LLC, and is a passionate advocate of learning.Connect@klychockbvsdinnovation.or

Dynamic Duo - Kelly Sain & Andrew Moore discuss the changes they are seeing in BVSD library spaces, programming, & the positive impact of staffing the collaborative hearts of our schools w/licensed & endorsed teacher librarians.

Continuing conversation w/BVSD teacher librarians on their use of District Mobile Maker Kits.

Chat with Mila S. Teacher Librarian & Innovation Engineer at Kohl Elem. BVSD

3 BVSD teacher librarians reflect on their time with District developed Mobile Maker Kits (MMKs) created to give schools a taste of maker ed and maker centered learning.

BVSD teacher librarians reflect on their experience w/Mobile Maker Kits & student dispositions when interacting w/Kits.

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