Podcasts about Carroll High School

Welcome to Episode 25 of the HECHO Podcast, the podcast featuring the Coastal Bend's creators, makers, doers, and builders. If you've attended school in the Coastal Bend at any time over the past 40 years, it's entirely possible that our guest on this episode, or his father, designed your school. On this episode, we visit with Nick Gignac from Gignac Architects in Downtown Corpus Christi. Nick is a second-generation architect, born and raised here in Corpus but with experience from around the state and the world. His dad Raymond, started the firm about 40 years ago, and after growing up in and around the office, Nick joined Raymond and the team of architects, designers, and other professionals and has been designing public and private buildings and homes around the Coastal Bend and across the state. Some of their notable projects here in South Texas include the American Bank Center, Veterans Memorial High School, Carroll High School, and the to-be-built convention center on South Padre Island, and some 600 other schools here and around the state.   I always envy those who get to leave their stamp on a community for 50 years like Nick discussed. What an honor! If you're curious about some of Gignac Architects' current projects here in the Coastal Bend, you can check out the new Fire and EMS station in Port Aransas, currently being built with Victory Building Team, the Education Service Center in downtown, being built with South Texas Building Partners, and Hamlin Middle School on Staples with PBK and Fulton Construction. Thank you, Nick, for coming on the show. Thank you to our infrastructure partners, Clint Tucker Homes and Sawyer Audiology. And thank you for taking time to listen!

In the second hour of today's Sports Rush, Brett talks to former Carroll High School standout and current professional baseball and now the catching and hitting coach for the Indiana Tech Warriors Baseball Team! Brett talks to Hayden about how he came to be in this position with the Warriors and about how his career in baseball is going. Also in the second hour, Brett talks to Cam Smith, the Coach/Director of Parkview Sports Medicine (PSM) Football! We hear all about the program and what it offers for football players in our area from Cam and more. Also in Hour 2, Brett makes his High School Football Picks of the Week brought to you by Hupe Fieldhouse!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carroll High School grad Grant Giszewski joins me to talk about the short film he produced about Carroll football player, Owen Scheele, who passed away from a rare form of Leukemia in 2022.  Find out what all went into it and where you can watch it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Greater Catholic League football game between the Chaminade Julienne Eagle and the Carroll Patriots is now available on demand at no charge!

In Hour 2 today, Brett is joined by Carroll High School graduate and now player for the Cincinnati Reds organization with the Dayton Dragons, Hayden Jones! We first hear from Hayden about how he's preparing for a big life change in the off-season, getting married! We hear from Hayden about what his 2023 season was like in the Reds organization with the Dragons. We hear what it was like to go from playing the majority of the season last year to being more of a utility player this year with the team and how that was adjusting for him and how he manages to make the most of his time when he did get a chance to play. We hear about how he was able to pump himself up and stay positive and deal with it mentally, going up to a month without a chance to play. How tough it is to suddenly go out and perform when you are called upon as a non-regular player on the team to come in and produce? We also hear from him about a new venture with himself and his father here in the 260! Also in the hour, we play Tuesday Time Capsule Trivia with one of our listeners competing for a large pizza from Pizza Hut! All that and more in Hour 2!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We kick off Hour 2 today with Brett's High School Football Picks of the Week, presented by Outside the Huddle! Brett is also joined by Eric "Doot" Dutkiewicz from Parkview Sports Medicine in Hour 2 on The Sports Rush today! Brett and Doot spend a good portion of their conversation previewing the upcoming football games taking place at high schools around the area tomorrow night, including our 1380 Game of the Week, Warren Central at Carroll High School! We get Doot's predictions for those games, and also get his thoughts on the news that the Bishop Dwenger Saints will be reclassifying their football program from 5A down to 4A. The two discuss what that means for the sectionals in our area. Also in the hour, Brett talks about what he would like to see out of the Colts in tonight's preseason game including how much he wants Anthony Richardson to play in the game. All that and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A tale of one play and the two groups of high school students that managed to produce that play against all odds. The play, "Marian or the True Tale of Robin Hood" is the sort of fun adaptation that embraces inclusivity that I would have been inclined to cover on this podcast, even if it hadn't just been featured in some headlines. And it even happened that I had a personal connection to a recent production that had experienced its own unique set of challenges.The Journal Gazette article from which I first learned about the students of Carroll High School in Fort Wayne: https://www.journalgazette.net/local/schools/carroll-students-take-play-to-independent-stage-after-school-cancellation/ Their own website with a donation link: https://www.marianlives.org/ The Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ Into the Greenwood is produced by Thaddeus Papke Theme music is by Plastic3For more from Into the Greenwood:www.instagram.com/intogreenwood/twitter.com/intogreenwoodwww.facebook.com/intogreenwoodTo support the podcast go to:www.patreon.com/IntoGreenwoodorwww.buymeacoffee.com/intogreenwoodOur selected charity: Trees, Water & Peopleintogreenwood@gmail.com

Owen Scheele Carroll High School Song Request/Tribute

The Greater Catholic League baseball game between the Chaminade Julienne Eagles and the Carroll Patriots is now available on the GCSN website at NO CHARGE!

 The fight over diversity in Southlake's Carroll Independent School District is back in the headlines and has a new focus — books. Teachers are worried about a new Texas law that limits instruction on contentious topics, and one of them secretly records a meeting in which a Carroll administrator offers an unexpected piece of advice: If teachers share books about the Holocaust with students, the administrator says, then they should also offer books on “opposing perspectives.” Teachers are incredulous, and the recording sets off an international backlash. In this special bonus episode, we speak with a former librarian at Carroll Senior High School, who retired early instead of continuing to navigate the battle over books, as well as a 12-year-old student whose mother pulled him out of the district after he faced severe bullying over his sexuality. And we have new details on what could be a game-changing development in Southlake: a federal civil rights investigation into students' complaints of discrimination.If you or someone in your life is in distress, you can always call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The toll-free number, 800-273-8255, connects you to a certified crisis center nearby. For more resources, click here.

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Xander Smart is the founder and head trainer at Committed to My Craft Player Development in Dayton , Ohio.  Xander played his high school basketball at Carroll High School in Dayton.  He went on to play 4 years of college basketball at the University of Northwestern Ohio where he was an academic all-conference selection in the 2016-2017 season. Xander has built Committed to My Craft to train players at all ages and skill levels through his 4 P's of Player Development – Purpose, Pace, Passion, and Posture. If you're looking to improve your coaching please consider joining the Hoop Heads Mentorship Program.  We believe that having mentor is the best way to maximize your potential and become a transformational coach. By matching you up with one of our experienced mentors you'll develop a one on one relationship that will help your coaching, your team, your program, and your mindset.  The Hoop Heads Mentorship Program delivers mentoring services to basketball coaches at all levels through our team of experienced Head Coaches. Find out more at hoopheadspod.com or shoot me an email directly mike@hoopheadspod.com Follow us on social media @hoopheadspod on Twitter and Instagram and be sure to check out the Hoop Heads Podcast Network for more great basketball content. Grab a pen and some paper before you listen to this episode with Xander Smart from Committed to my Craft Player Development. Website - https://australia.basketball/ (https://www.committedtomycraft.com/) Email –  committedtomycraft@gmail.com Twitter - https://twitter.com/committedtoMC (@committedtoMC) Visit our Sponsors! https://www.drdishbasketball.com/ (Dr. Dish Basketball) Mention the Hoop Heads Podcast when you place your order and get $300 off a brand new state of the art Dr. Dish Shooting Machine! http://www.fastmodelsports.com/ (Fast Model Sports) Use Code SAVE10 to get 10% off the number one play diagramming software for coaches https://gripspritz.net/ (Grip Spritz) Grip Spritz revitalizes and cleans the soles of your basketball shoes to stop you from slipping and sliding on the court! Better Grip, Better Game! Twitter Podcast - https://twitter.com/hoopheadspod (@hoopheadspod) Mike - https://twitter.com/hdstarthoops (@hdstarthoops) Jason - https://twitter.com/jsunkle (@jsunkle) Network - https://twitter.com/HoopHeadsPodNet (@HoopHeadsPodNet) Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hoopheadspod/ (@hoopheadspod) Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hoopheadspod/ (https://www.facebook.com/hoopheadspod/) YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDoVTtvpgwwOVL4QVswqMLQ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDoVTtvpgwwOVL4QVswqMLQ) Support this podcast

Five months after the high-stakes local election in Southlake, the city is gearing up for yet another contentious vote. One of the school board members who supported the diversity plan, retired Air Force Col. Dave Almand, is stepping down, and the battle over diversity programs is at the center of the fight to replace him. But he's far from the only leader to leave a role in public schools this year following attacks from parents opposed to what they see as the quiet creep critical race theory. For this special bonus episode, we sit down with a panel of four educators from across the country who've come under fire, including James Whitfield, the first Black principal at a high school a town over from Southlake, whose school board has begun a formal process that could lead to his termination. The educators discuss how the anti-CRT movement is driving them out of their careers—and away from their students.

In 2018, a video filmed at Carroll High School in Southlake, TX went viral. In it, several teenagers from the affluent, mostly white, suburban town were chanting the n-word. NBC's hosts of the podcast "Southlake," Antonia Hylton and Mike Hixenbaugh, join Reena to share their experiences diving deeper into the culture wars taking place across much of small-town America. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

It's Election Day in Southlake, Texas — time to see if all the fighting over the school district's Cultural Competence Action Plan translates into votes. A handful of candidates and supporters who want to see new diversity programs rally in Town Square, across from a much larger, rowdier crowd of those backing the conservative slate. “It's a great town,” one voter shouts over her shoulder. “We want to keep it that way.” After the votes are counted, Southlake becomes a national poster child in the movement to redefine and root out critical race theory. Stuck in the middle is Lane Ledbetter, Carroll's new school superintendent, who is tasked with bringing the community together — but in a rare interview, he struggles to answer questions about racism in Southlake. On graduation day, Nikki Olaleye says she hopes Southlake's future doesn't mirror its past.

This week on Inside the Headset, we are featuring Carroll High School Head Coach, Alex Washington. Coach Washington highlights his experience transitioning from player to coach, shares lessons he learned while working as a Graduate Assistant, and discusses his methods on how he keeps his players accountable on and off the field. Alex Washington is entering his fourth season as the Head Coach of Carroll High School in Monroe, Louisiana. This is his fifth season overall coaching at Carroll since beginning as an assistant coach in 2017. Prior to Carroll, Coach Washington spent two seasons at Bastrop High school (LA) as an assistant coach under head coach Brad Bradshaw. Before transitioning to the high school level, Coach Washington spent two seasons at Division II Livingstone College (NC). Washington got his start in the coaching world from AFCA Executive Director, Todd Berry when he hired him onto his coaching staff at the University of Louisiana-Monroe as a Graduate Assistant in 2012. Coach Washington is no stranger to Carroll High School, having played for the Bulldogs from 2003-2006. Washington had a decorated high school career where he was an All-State Offensive Linemen and a highly touted recruit. He ended up signing with the University of Ole Miss where he played in 38 games and helped lead the Rebels to two Cotton Bowl victories during his time in Oxford. [1:03] Start of Interview [1:55] Starting in the coaching profession [3:52] Maintaining relationships with former coaches [5:03] Personal transition from playing to coaching [6:33] Lessons learned while as a Graduate Assistant [9:13] Networking and looking for jobs [13:00] Maintaining a positive public image [15:18] Separating yourself from other coaching candidates [18:53] Keeping players accountable on and off the field.

The election to fill two school board seats takes center stage—and becomes a referendum on the school district's diversity plan. At a secretly recorded meeting, members of Southlake Families PAC grill a prospective candidate about conservative political causes, from opposition to Black Lives Matter to abortion. As school board candidates debate whether Carroll's code of conduct is enough to protect students, a queer 16-year-old takes a complaint of harassment to Carroll Senior High School's principal — and the response leaves her feeling even less safe at school. In the final days before the election, candidates knock on doors, and outgoing Mayor Laura Hill gives a speech calling opponents of the diversity plan to action.

Parents in Southlake discover a new label for what's been bothering them about all this diversity, equity and inclusion talk: critical race theory. A new fixation on the academic concept muddies the debate, drowning out the voices of students who'd come forward with stories about racism. Kimberlé Crenshaw, one of the founding scholars of CRT, sheds light on the national battle over the theory, warning of dire consequences. And Tucker Carlson, Dana Loesch, and even Demi Lovato all put a spotlight on Southlake, where the local fight has grown even more divisive — and more personal.

Facing a wave of backlash to its proposed Cultural Competence Action Plan, Southlake's school board tries to find middle ground — but winds up angering everyone. The school board meeting room turns into a battleground, as scores of conservative parents line up to explain their objections to any changes to the curriculum or disciplinary measures designed to protect students of color. Behind the scenes, with the help of powerful figures like Texas GOP Chairman Allen West, a new political action committee begins work to stop what supporters say is a “liberal takeover” of their school district. They sue to put the diversity plan on hold, and their efforts catch the attention of conservatives outside Southlake.You can read the text of Carroll ISD's draft diversity plan here. 

Southlake's leaders try to bring the community together in the weeks after the viral N-word video. But inside the halls of Carroll High, Black students aren't feeling heard. In the midst of the turmoil, 17-year-old Raven Rolle secretly records her emotional showdown in the principal's office with a white student who insists that anyone should be able to say the N-word. Meanwhile, the school district is forging ahead with a plan to address racist bullying, but before officials can release it, a pandemic and a national racial reckoning throws everything off track. A friend of Raven's, Nikki Olaleye, organizes a Black Lives Matter rally in town square—and fear takes hold in Southlake.CORRECTION (Sept. 2, 2021, 04:30 p.m. ET): A previous version of this episode misstated the hotel where the 2018 homecoming dance was held. It was a Hilton hotel, not a Westin.

Southlake, Texas, is an immaculate, largely white suburb 30 minutes from Dallas. It's a magnet for well-off parents looking for public schools that will get their kids into top-tier universities — and it doesn't hurt that the town's Carroll High School Dragons routinely compete for the state football championship. Frank and Robin Cornish, a Black couple, moved to Southlake in the 1990s after Frank fell in love with the place, and he soon recruited fellow Dallas Cowboys to join them. But then the Cornish family suffered a tragedy, and gradually they began to see a different side of their town. In 2018, a viral video of students yelling the N-word brought their concerns to the surface — and exposed racism in Southlake's schools. The whole town seemed to get behind a plan to confront it...at first.

Beautiful Southlake, Texas, seemed too good to be true—until a video emerged of white high school students chanting the N-word. But it was the school district's plan to confront racism that really sent residents on the warpath. Hosted by reporter Mike Hixenbaugh and correspondent Antonia Hylton, Southlake is a six-part series about belonging—and backlash—in an American suburb. Coming August 30. 

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When the 98th annual Scholastic Art & Writing Awards winners were announced this spring, Carroll High School senior Alyvia Luong was one of sixteen students in the nation to receive this year's top honor. The award goes to eight writers and eight artists. Luong's nationally recognized photography portfolio, The Sin(ner) I Cannot Forgive is a series of self portraits that chronologically depicts the moments that make up a life-changing event for the artist and her journey towards healing. For a behind the scenes look at the young creative and her journey WBOI's Julia Meek invited Alyvia into the studio to discuss this portfolio and its message as well as her other award winning collection and what she hopes her future holds in store. Please note that this interview does include discussion about sexual assault that may be upsetting to some listeners.WBOI Artcentric is brought to you by WBOI's own Julia Meek and Ben Clemmer. Our theme music is “Me voy pal campo'' by KelsiCote. Our administrative assistants are Olivia Fletter and Keegan Lee. Our production assistants are Monica Blankenship, Steve Mullaney, and Sydney Wagner.

Bob talks with Tony Gabriele of the Carroll High School Life Club in Dayton, OH, about the activities the students engage in, and their experience with the March for Life in Washington, DC.Support the show (http://www.catholiccincinnati.org/ministries-offices/respect-life-2/being-pro-life/)

Teaching can be challenging, but with new guidelines and plans schools have to follow to slow the spread of COVID-19, it can be even harder. Dr. Christina O'Malley is a science teacher at Carroll High School who is on a mission to keep her students engaged in science even if they can't always be together in the classroom.

Teaching can be challenging, but with new guidelines and plans schools have to follow to slow the spread of COVID-19, it can be even harder. Dr. Christina O'Malley is a science teacher at Carroll High School who is on a mission to keep her students engaged in science even if they can't always be together in the classroom.

Since we don't have a game this week, we wanted to spend the next few days highlighting this year's FCA Champion Award winners! This interview is from Week Five and features Riley Jordan from Carroll High School and Zach Lawrence from Headland High School. Congratulations to these guys!

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✨Congratulations to Dr. Nancy Vera on being our PowerUp Hero of Education #PowerUp LISTEN ONLINE: www.poweruphero.org PowerUp Hero of EducationName: Dr. Nancy VeraSuperpower: Her VoiceDr. Nancy Vera had traveled throughout the nation for almost 10 years as an educator representative before finding her way back to Corpus Christi, Texas, where she dreams of one day establishing a peace and social justice center. “I visited cities in Texas and almost every state in the country, and it was an exciting experience,” said Vera. “But I got tired of flying in airplanes and decided I could make a difference in a child’s life right here in my hometown.”Vera, who received her degrees from Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, including her Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership, has helped many children in the city. Together, Vera and Gloria Hicks identified student needs and raised more than $60,000 for equipment, T-shirts, reading and math software, and motivational banners for Roy Miller High School in Corpus Christi. Vera later spearheaded the effort to name Gloria Hicks Elementary School after the philanthropist. As President of the Corpus Christi American Federation of Teachers, she has led efforts to provide resources for teachers, 75,000 free books to area children and thousands of dollars for student supplies.Vera, who taught English Language Arts at Carroll High School, specializes in working with at-risk students who are in danger of dropping out and live in poverty. Throughout her teaching career, Vera has created many programs to assist her students in achieving academic success, such as the Cocoa Café, where students took part in study sessions and were provided with refreshments.“I live a lifestyle that is about lifting people up,” said Vera. “I focus on helping the disenfranchised and the marginalized, and I work to promote social justice and peace.”Vera was President of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) Council No. 4444 and, most recently, founded the LULAC Para Todos chapter in 2019. She pioneered “Operation Right Track” a public campaign to raise awareness about gang violence, drug, and alcohol abuse. Under Vera’s leadership, Operation Right Track accepted a $10,000 donation from the Scripps Howard Foundation to pilot a gang prevention program. Her LULAC Council also hosts a yearly “Celebration of Family” banquet to honor parents for their leadership role in raising their children. She also works for an end to domestic violence.Dr. Vera serves as vice president of the South Texas Human Rights Center and co-chair of the CCPD Training Advisory Committee. She is also a member of the AFT Latin@ Task Force and chair of the Texas AFT Community Engagement Committee.“My motto has always been to use my hardship and suffering in life as reasons to succeed and not as excuses to fail,” said Vera.Find out more about Dr. Nancy Vera at www.facebook.com/CorpusChristiAFT Nominate our next hero here: www.poweruphero.orgPowerUp Your Life.#PowerUpHero #WorkHuman #NextGen#EliminateTechPoverty #PowerUpWork#WakeUpToPowerUp #PotentiaSursum#TimeToWork #Herowww.powerup.org

Coach Peterson has various coaching guests on to discuss a great book on distance running called “Enduring Wisdom.” Guests on the podcast are the authors of the book, Gwen and Derek Leininger, and the coaches on this episode are Zach Raber (Head cross country coach at Trine University and former coach at Carroll High School in Indiana); Josh Fletcher (Head track coach at Trine University and former high school coach at Northridge and Penn in Indiana; Joe Eby (Head Cross country coach at Baldwin Wallace University). This is part 1. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, Teri Delagrange, health teacher and softball coach at Carroll High School shares how she is helping her students and athletes to finish the year on a positive note. Music by Mike Lee: https://music.apple.com/us/album/next2u-single/1469721992

In this episode, Drezdan, Senior at Carroll High School, shares how she has worked through the disappointments that have happened in her senior year since the quarantine and what she is looking forward to in the future. Music by Mike Lee: https://music.apple.com/us/album/next2u-single/1469721992

This week on WBOI Presents, we are listening back to a presentation from Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick. She spoke at Carroll High School at a Public Schools Week event organized by Charger Advocates from NACS Northwest Allen County Schools. Her presentation was followed by a Q&A with the audience. Special thanks to Northwest Allen County Schools for organizing this event and special thanks to Christopher Himsel, Lizette Downey, and Steve Pearson for facilitating our recording. This entire program is available online at wboi.org or wherever podcasts are found. Our music is by Mark Waldick, Noah Campodonico, and Kurt Roemke. Our web producer is Loyal Vandenburg. Our production assistants are Monica Blankenship and Mikaela Veltum.

Andy Downs, Director of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics moderated a conversation focused on education issues. He was joined by Senator Dennis Kruse, Senator Liz Brown, Minority Leader Phil Giaquinta, and Representative David Abbott. During the first week of the 2020 legislative session of the General Assembly, the four lawmakers spent two hours at Carroll High School answering questions about education posed by constituents. Special thanks to Northwest Allen County Schools and Charger Advocates for organizing this event and special thanks to Christopher Himsel, Lizette Downey, and Steve Pearson for facilitating our recording. Special thanks to Andy Downs for moderating the discussion. Our music is by Mark Waldick, Noah Campodonico, and Kurt Roemke. Our web producer is Loyal Vandenburg. Our production assistants are Monica Blankenship and Mikaela Veltum.

This podcast may not be a playlist, but it sure is musical. Three theater novices, host Alex and guests Brooke and Kelsey chat about their involvement in Carroll High School's 2019 musical, Elf. They outline the uncharted waters of embarrassing tryouts and intimidating practices, and how it all led to the great reward of a fun new experience and meeting new people. Listen now! This episode features: Host - Alex Bracken (@alex.bracken) Guest - Brooke Beasley (@brooke_beasley) Guest - Kelsey Murphy (@kelsey.murph) If you would like to support this podcast and/or have some sick merch, we are selling face time stickers for $2! Just reach out to us via instagram and we will hook you up. instagram: @halleluyuhproductions Tune in for another brand new episode, dropping November 23rd at 9:00 am.

Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and he talks with Lago about a new California law that will allow college athletes to get paid; City Councilman Gil Hernandez visits the KKTX studio to discuss the new Carroll High School and construction of the streets in that area.

Dave Evins calls in with a sports report and Lago talks with city councilman Gil Hernandez about street construction and preventing traffic jams around the new Carroll High School; Jay Ratliff calls in to discuss how the impeachment inquiry is affecting the stock market & Lago talks about Del Mar College's south side campus.

The August 31, 2019, Editorial Headline in the Monroe Free Press was, "Gallot is "Prez2" will Eric Davis be "Bossman2?" This podcast discusses the level of community support Davis will need to succeed as Carroll High School's newest principal. Listen and share with others.

  In the May 11, 2019 Edition of the Monroe Free Press, there was a story about community concerns about public education. A subheading read "Magnet Components should be emphasized." Alumni of Carroll want to know what programs at Carroll make it so unique that it can still be called a magnet. During a recent meeting of the school board's Curriculum Committee chaired by Better Cooper, this is was discussed. That is the subject of this podcast. Follow this podcast to keep informed about new posts.

In this Episode, you get to tun in with the Southlake Carroll students as Matt his speech speaking on his success and things he has learned along the way.

Evan Ramos is the Assistant Choir Director at Carroll High School in Southlake, TX.  He is a composer and arranger of pieces for choral music including O Magnum Mysterium and One Light.  In this episode, we talk about working with high school students, musical theater, and composition.   Website:  www.afternoonti.blogspot.com   Intro/Outro Music: Our Big Adventure by Scott Holmes www.scottholmesmusic.com

Blake Farenthold finishes the week filling in for Jim Lago and he talks with KRIS 6 investigative reporter, Jessica Savage about the stories she is working on including the new Carroll High School.

Mark your calendar for March 2nd when there will be a FREE parenting seminar hosted by Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders in Bluffton, Indiana.  Email Julie to sign up today. Check out our product for the week: Caught Not Taught. Have you ever heard the saying actions speak louder than words? Find out how that is more true with parenting than in any other area of your life. Not only do our actions scream our beliefs to our children, but understanding this Caught Not Taught principle can actually bring freedom to our parenting when we recognize the role of the Holy Spirit in our children's lives. Today we are with Paige Clingenpeel who has spoken all over the nation and has worked on TV, radio, and web-based media. She is a contributor to iMom.com, and can be seen hosting the tween show iShine K'nect on TBN. She presently works for Parkview Health as a mental health therapist assigned to Carroll High School and continues to provide individual therapeutic services through Lifesprings Counseling Center. Paige is married to Ryan and is the mother of 2 beautiful crafty & creative daughters and 2 future power-ranger sons!  Today we will be discussing her article The Enticing World of Sexting and Its Impact on our Kids. No matter what age your children are at, Paige gives practical advice on how to have open dialogue and discussion with our childeren to help them learn to respect others as well as have discernment in their own life.  To learn more about sexting, you can check out Paige's website or her sexting artcile HERE. If you have not yet done so, be sure to subscribe to the podcast, write a review for the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher radio (so other parents can utilize our free resources as well!), and share this episode with your friends and family (through social media, text message, or email!). Finally, be sure to check out Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter to find hilarious Meme's, inspirational encouragement, helpful articles, and life-saving products to help on your parenting journey.  Our social media site is your one stop parenting shop for all your parenting needs!

Lago talks with Blake Farenthold about the location of the new Carroll High School and Gladys Knight singing the National Anthem.

Mark your calendar for March 2nd when there will be a FREE parenting seminar hosted by Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders in Bluffton, Indiana.  Email Julie to sign up today. Check out our product for the week: Good Pictures, Bad Pictures. The average age for a child to see pornography for the first time is 11, and with the technology becoming such a huge part of our schools, that age continues to decrease.  Good Pictures, Bad Pictures is a great way to introduce your Elementary aged children to the dangers of pornography, and teach them exactly what to do when they see a bad picture for the first time.  I highly recommend this book for your Elementary children. Today we are with Paige Clingenpeel who has spoken all over the nation and has worked on TV, radio, and web-based media. She is a contributor to iMom.com, and can be seen hosting the tween show iShine K'nect on TBN. She presently works for Parkview Health as a mental health therapist assigned to Carroll High School and continues to provide individual therapeutic services through Lifesprings Counseling Center. Paige is married to Ryan and is the mother of 2 beautiful crafty & creative daughters and 2 future power-ranger sons!  Today we will be discussing her article The Enticing World of Sexting and Its Impact on our Kids. No matter what age your children are at, Paige gives practical advice on how to have open dialogue and discussion with our childeren to help them learn to respect others as well as have discernment in their own life.  To learn more about sexting, you can check out Paige's website or her sexting artcile HERE. If you have not yet done so, be sure to subscribe to the podcast, write a review for the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher radio (so other parents can utilize our free resources as well!), and share this episode with your friends and family (through social media, text message, or email!). Finally, be sure to check out Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter to find hilarious Meme's, inspirational encouragement, helpful articles, and life-saving prodcuts to help on your parenting journey.  Our social media site is your one stop parenting shop for all your parenting needs!

That's right!  Today is our 100th episode!!  To see the previous 99 episodes we have had, check out our WEBSITE! Mark your calendar for March 2nd when there will be a FREE parenting seminar hosted by Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders in Bluffton, Indiana.  Email Julie to sign up today. Check out our product for the week: God's Design for Sex. If your child is 3 or older, and you are nervous about having the sex conversation with them, this is the book series for you!  Not only do these books open the lines of communication with this difficult discussion, but they also teach children from a young age what God's design for their life is. To purchase the whole series CLICK HERE.  If you are wanting to just purchase the first book for children ages 3-5 CLICK HERE, for ages 5-8 CLICK HERE, for ages 8-11 CLICK HERE, for ages 11-14 CLICK HERE. Today we are with Paige Clingenpeel who has spoken all over the nation and has worked on TV, radio, and web-based media. She is a contributor to iMom.com, and can be seen hosting the tween show iShine K'nect on TBN. She presently works for Parkview Health as a mental health therapist assigned to Carroll High School and continues to provide individual therapeutic services through Lifesprings Counseling Center. Paige is married to Ryan and is the mother of 2 beautiful crafty & creative daughters and 2 future power-ranger sons!  Today we will be discussing her article The Enticing World of Sexting and Its Impact on our Kids. No matter what age your children are at, Paige gives practical advice on how to have open dialogue and discussion with our childeren to help them learn to respect others as well as have discernment in their own life.  To learn more about sexting, you can check out Paige's website or her sexting artcile HERE. If you have not yet done so, be sure to subscribe to the podcast, write a review for the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher radio (so other parents can utilize our free resources as well!), and share this episode with your friends and family (through social media, text message, or email!). Finally, be sure to check out Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter to find hilarious Meme's, inspirational encouragement, helpful articles, and life-saving prodcuts to help on your parenting journey.  Our social media site is your one stop parenting shop for all your parenting needs!

In this bonus episode, we focus on the two middle schools that feed into Carroll High School. Next week the football teams from Carroll Middle School and Maple creek Middle School will play their annual Battle for the Boulder rivalry game to play at Carroll High School. Featured guests for this episode is CMS 8th Grade Football Coach Dan Lestinsky and MCMS 7th Grade Football Coach Matt Motz. This podcast is made possible by Optimum Performance Sports, the official sports medicine provider for Carroll High School Athletics. You can find more information about OPS at OptimumPerformanceSports.com. OPS, Rethink Your Limits!

Last Friday night, the Chargers took one on the chin with a 41-21 loss to Northrop on my 50th birthday. After drawing to within 6 at halftime, two turnovers and a blocked punt in the third quarter created a deficit too large for Carroll to overcome. This week's OPS Optimum Performance of the Game provided by SummitCitySports.com is wide receiver Camdyn Childers' diving catch on the second play of the game. In this episode, Coach Dinan and I break down the game against Northrop, and then Coach Dinan gives a preview of what to expect from undefeated Bishop Dwenger when they visit Carroll High School this coming Friday. This week's player interview is senior defensive back and co-captain Collin Beeks. Special thanks to SummitCitySports.com for the use of their audio clips. Summit City Sports broadcasts all SAC Football games, and you can subscribe to their channel on YouTube.com to catch all Charger football games. This podcast is made possible by Optimum Performance Sports, the official sports medicine provider for Carroll High School Athletics. You can find more information about OPS at OptimumPerformanceSports.com. OPS, Rethink Your Limits!

http://wright.edu/news When Jillian Milano trains with her professional tennis coach, it sounds different than the other players there. Her pink tennis shoes squeak louder and when the tennis ball makes contact with her racquet it sounds like an explosion. "We knew at a young age she had a special talent," said Greg Milano, Jillian’s father. Greg should know. He was on the Wright State tennis team in the early 1980s and graduated with a degree in communication. "They would’ve been happy for me no matter where I went, but I think they were happy I chose Wright State," said Jillian. Jillian will graduate from Carroll High School this spring and follow in her parent’s footsteps. She will attend Wright State this fall and is undecided on her major, but like her father she will play tennis for the Raiders. "We feel very confident that Jillian will be very successful at Wright State," said Fran Milano, Jillian's mother. Fran, who is the owner of Frances Milano & Associates, a financial advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, is confident that her daughter will receive a quality education. Milano received a graduate Bachelor of Science in Financial Planning Services and has hired several graduates from the same program. "Being a student at Wright state has really helped support that whole idea of we want to reach out and help people," said Fran. Wright State isn’t the only team that the Milanos cheer for. Jillian’s older sister Carli is a sophomore tennis player at Wittenberg University. “If they ever play each other no rooting is allowed. We will be happy for both of them,” said Greg. The Wright State tennis team will host the Wittenberg Tigers on April 9. More at wright.edu