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It's another community connection between Summit Pointe and, in this case, educators to help bring greater support to Calhoun County.The Summit Pointe Autism Center and the Calhoun Intermediate School District realized that working together to help students with Autism - and their parents - brought comfort and solutions at what could be a difficult time.Mindy Oisten, Summit Pointe director of Autism services, is joined by CISD's Beth Opdycke and Jamie Rogers to talk about how this partnership is achieving its goals.Episode ResourcesMore about the Summit Pointe Autism CenterFirst Step/Summit Pointe websiteMore Summit Pointe episodes**NOTE: The Summit Pointe Autism Center begins operations in its new location on Aptil 22, 2024: 155 Garfield Avenue, Battle Creek, Michigan.The Summit Pointe podcast is a Livemic Communications production.  For more information, visit Livemic Communications.

You may have heard of the Calhoun Intermediate School District - or CISD. You may have also heard of the Calhoun Area Career Center, which it operates.But, are you familiar with the resources provided there - and how CISD supports local school districts?Community Matters decided to ask Jerry Johnson, CISD Assistant Superintendent - Legislation and Education Policy to explain.Episode ResourcesCalhoun Intermediate School District websiteCalhoun Area Career Center websiteABOUT COMMUNITY MATTERSFormer WBCK Morning Show host Richard Piet (2014-2017) returns to host Community Matters, an interview program focused on community leaders and newsmakers in and around Battle Creek. Community Matters is heard Saturdays at 8:00 AM and PM Eastern on WBCK-FM (95.3) and anytime at battlecreekpodcast.com.Community Matters is sponsored by Lakeview Ford Lincoln and produced by Livemic Communications.

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On this episode we chat with CISD Superintendent Dr. Curtis Null. In what was one of my more enjoying episodes we chat about the educational legacy the Null family has created as well as the upcoming bond election in CISD that holds major ramifications. One thing I know for certain is that we are blessed to have Curtis leading the way because he is an advocate for students, teachers, and parents alike. In these crazy times it is refreshing to know we have a steady hand at the helm. If you enjoyed this episode we have several more like in our vault so go give us a listen.

MISSION, Texas - Mission community and preservation activists Ester Salinas and Irma Flores Lopez utilized the public comment period of this week's Mission City Council meeting to once again criticize Mission CISD for demolishing a nationally-listed building.Built in 1929, Roosevelt auditorium was placed on the Department of Interior's National Register of Historic Places in 2002. That did not stop Mission school board leaders from tearing it down. They said the building had fallen into disrepair and would cost too much to fix.But, Salinas and Flores Lopez argue that if Mission CISD had provided minimum maintenance over the years the roof would not have fallen in. The community activists are also upset with Mission City Council for not having strong enough preservation ordinances in place to stop the demolition. Salinas and Flores Lopez say the school district could have secured grants to pay for the repairs.Here is an audio recording of the remarks Salinas and Flores Lope gave at the Mission City Council meeting of June 12, 2023.To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.

How should school districts be thinking about AI? The clock has started...3 months until the next school year and AI may be on the shortlist of planning priorities for many districts. What steps can districts take to better receive AI next school year? Dr. Nneka McGee has quite a few thoughts here - as a Chief Academic Officer for a 9000+ student school district and as a researcher of AI over the last 4.5 years, Nneka is well positioned to transition her school district into a world of AI and share insights for others looking to do the same. Nneka and I talk privacy, tools, dusty old binders, and star wars. Plus, DeSantis uses AI created political ads & a man sues ChatGPT.

Public Safety comprises approximately 1.4% of the U.S. population, yet a career in this line of work can expose each individual, on average, to 188 critical and traumatic incidents. These incidents leave their mark on each individual just as it does on someone who chooses not to work in public safety, but at a much higher rate. So, how do these professionals keep doing what scars and traumatizes most people? Studies show that while some find healthy ways to cope with what is experienced, many will develop poor behavioral conditions, thus prolonging the trauma caused by the event.  It is through the use of Critical and Traumatic Stress Debriefing that studies have shown to help break the stigma of mental health in public safety and create a better environment for those employed in that career to be able to continue the work they love by helping others. So join us with our special guest Captain Pete Hossalla as we discuss Critical and Traumatic Stress Debriefing.

Brycen Cole is in the 8th Grade and is a Junior FFA Member at Roby High School in Roby, Texas.  Ever since he discovered podcasts, he has wanted to be a guest on one.  So, when he heard that I was going to be interviewing one of the high school FFA members at Roby, he proactively asked his advisor to ask me if he could come on the show. I like proactivity.  I obliged.   Brycen shows steers, plays three sports and is excited for the future.  He told me that he is not sure what he will do, but he is certain that he will either be a basketball coach or an FFA advisor in the future.  For now, he has his sights set on becoming an official FFA member next year and getting busy with everything that the FFA has to offer.  

Why Uvalde CISD Chief Pete Arredondo said he didn't try to stop the Robb Elementary shooter"I know it was probably victims in there. And with the shots I heard, I know it was probably somebody that's gonna be deceased," Arredondo said during the interview.True Crime Podcast 2023 Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast

The news of Texas covered today includes:Our Lone Star story of the day: They don't like criticism but then do all they can to cause it: Speaker Phelan moved up the House Rules debate a day seemingly as a poke in the eye of the citizens who had banded together to charter buses to be present in the gallery for the rules debate. Quit crying about distrust Phelan and team when you go out of your way to create such – and in such a petty manner.Also, Phelan's mentioned priorities include some good things; others that can go good or bad, and; some that are just outright Democrat-big-government-loving stuff. And beware those things that can go either way – experience says they almost always get pulled Left.Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.Local sales tax collection numbers are out.The more we learn, and there is new material, about the inaction, and slow action, of police at the Uvalde elementary school massacre, the more clear it is that the district's police chief was in control, giving orders, and that he was personally responsible for stopping a breech of the room that could have stopped the shooter and save lives.And, other news of Texas.Listen on the radio, or station stream, at 5pm Central. Click for our affiliates.www.PrattonTexas.com

Why Uvalde CISD Chief Pete Arredondo said he didn't try to stop the Robb Elementary shooter"I know it was probably victims in there. And with the shots I heard, I know it was probably somebody that's gonna be deceased," Arredondo said during the interview.True Crime Podcast 2023 Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast

Why Uvalde CISD Chief Pete Arredondo said he didn't try to stop the Robb Elementary shooter"I know it was probably victims in there. And with the shots I heard, I know it was probably somebody that's gonna be deceased," Arredondo said during the interview.True Crime Podcast 2023 Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast

An In-Depth Examination Of the Texas House Of Representatives Investigative Committee On The Robb Elementary School Shooting On May 24, 2022In this episode, we are going to discuss the Robb Elementary school shooting which took place May 24, 2002.  We are going to examine the background of the attacker, the timeline of the events, what went wrong with the law enforcement response and the fallout of that failed response.  This is the first school shooting Killafornia Dreaming has covered that took place in this millenium.  SOURCES:https://house.texas.gov/_media/pdf/committees/reports/87interim/Robb-Elementary-Investigative-Committee-Report.pdfhttps://static.texastribune.org/media/files/8e988268966fcd6c7b6e3efe568e6201/Pete%20Arredondo%20Press%20Release%2008-24-2022.pdfhttps://www.cnn.com/2022/08/24/us/uvalde-school-police-pete-arredondo/index.htmlhttps://people.com/crime/acting-uvalde-police-chief-suspended-following-state-probe-into-school-shooting-response/https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/05/us/texas-uvalde-school-officer-investigationhttps://apnews.com/article/uvalde-school-shooting-police-suspended-c3047bbe5ea110a026a906e8d72627f6https://www.npr.org/2022/06/01/1102355422/uvalde-shooting-teacher-doorhttps://www.npr.org/2022/10/22/1130718486/texas-state-police-fire-first-officer-uvaldeLINKS:Patreon:  https://www.patreon.com/killaforniapodPayPal:  https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/killaforniapodMerchandise:  https://killaforniadreamingpodcast.threadless.com/Website:  https://killaforniadreamingpodcast.buzzsprout.com/Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/1296620370450345/Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/killaforniadreamingInstagram:  https://www.instagram.com/killaforniadreamingpod/?hl=enTwitter:  https://twitter.com/killaforniapodEmail:  killaforniapod@gmail.com

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 110922 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

Dr. Stockton grew up in the town of West Chicago, Illinois, as the youngest of three boys. In high school, He was active in sports, playing football, basketball and running track. He did not realize education would be such a large portion of his life until his junior year at Purdue University, where he found that no career in his business degree plan sounded fulfilling. He quickly switched his major from business to education. He taught for two years in Lafayette, Indiana, and got his master's degree. Stockton's Conroe ISD career began at Travis Junior High School in 1986 as a math teacher and coach. During his time at CISD he earned a mid management certification, a doctorate degree and held various administrative titles in CISD before becoming superintendent in 2003. Stockton retired after serving 34 years as an educator—32 years of which were in Conroe ISD and 15 of which he was superintendent. #grateful #drstockton #cisd #conroe #tsc #gogetit Social Media Links Youtube Channel youtube.com/c/ChipBakerTheSuccessChronicles LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/in/chipbakerthesuccesschronicles Facebook- Profile https://www.facebook.com/tscchipbaker Facebook- Page facebook.com/chipbakertsc Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chipbakertsc/ Twitter twitter.com/chipbaker19 TikTok tiktok.com/@chipbakertsc Linktree https://linktr.ee/ChipBakerTSC Online Store http://chip-baker-the-success-chronicles.square.site/ Chip Baker- The Success Chronicles Podcast https://anchor.fm/chip-baker

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 110222 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 102622 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 101922 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter the most on the morning of 10/13/22

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 101222 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

Sports producer and reporter, Andrew Cely joins KSAT News Now. He and Alicia Barrera break down the days top stories. Plus RJ Marquez shares details on a special symposium happening this weekend at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 092822 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 092222 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

The Nixon-Smiley CISD will offer a shot clinic to its employees and the community on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 21-22, from 1:30-5:30 p.m. Vaccinations will include Tdap, shingles, flu, and COVID-19 booster. Vaccinations will be administered on Wednesday at La Casita across from Nixon-Smiley High School at 800 Rancho Road in Nixon, and on Thursday in the Nixon-Smiley Elementary School front office at 500 Anglin Road in Smiley. Those interested in receiving a vaccination are asked to complete the registration form online at https://bit.ly/3dcQn0J.Article Link

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 091522 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

Today is the first day of school for Uvalde CISD. Their start date was pushed back while campuses prepared new safety and security protocols following the shooting at Robb Elementary School in March. RJ Marquez and Erica Hernandez share viewers messages of hope as students and teachers returned to the classroom. Comfort dogs will also be on site for the next three weeks to ease the anxiety for students. Three iconic Alamo Plaza Businesses are shutting their doors for good to make way to the Alamo Master Plan. A local girl has been chosen as the ambassador for Down Syndrome Awareness month. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 090622 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 083022 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

UVALDE, Texas — Pete Arredondo has been fired as Uvalde CISD's chief of police. The decision is effective immediately. The vote by district school board members was unanimous Wednesday evening, in a meeting where the embattled Arredondo – who led the botched law enforcement response at Robb Elementary exactly three months ago – was a no-show. Instead, his attorney submitted a 17-page statement calling for him to be reinstated with back pay. Arredondo had been on unpaid leave since July 22. https://www.tsbrenterprises.co/all-pages --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tsbrenterprises/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tsbrenterprises/support

Uvalde CISD Coyotes 082422 Brought to you by the Uvalde Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center    Terry Bennett brings you news and information about the Uvalde Coyotes in his interview with Head Coach Wade Miller. In each episode, he recaps what has been happening with the team and look forward to the coming […]

The brother of retired NFL cornerback Aqib Talib turned himself in to authorities Monday after police identified him as the suspect in the shooting death of a coach at a youth football game in Texas. The Uvalde CISD school board unanimously approved procedural rules for district police chief Pete Arredondo's termination hearing and the district's legal representation in closed session Monday night. NBA announces plans to clear game schedule on election day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr Julian Kirchherr is a researcher at the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development (CISD) at Utrecht University and an Associate Partner at McKinsey & Company. He started his work at CISD as a tenure-track assistant professor in 2017. Julian holds a doctorate from the School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford. He's the author of the book The Lean PhD, which is about maximizing research's impact beyond academia. The book has been featured in news outlets such as The Guardian Times Higher Education (THE) and The Chronicle of Higher Education. Dr Julian's article in the podcast discussion Bullshit in the Sustainability and Transitions Literature: a Provocation - https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s43615-022-00175-9. Get in touch with Dr Julian. Twitter handle - https://twitter.com/juliankirchherr. ------- GLC aims to share knowledge and education with our cherished listeners through this Podcast. It's about time we connect the pieces: sustainability is a sacrifice but are we ready? Congratulations

Sarah Acosta and David Sears take over KSAT News Now. First, Uvalde CISD confirmed in a special meeting that district Police Chief Pete Arredondo is in fact on paid administrative leave. We knew he was on leave during the investigation but were unsure whether he was still being employed and paid. Parents were outraged to learn this news and even students got up to speak at last night's meeting. Sarah freaks out over the latest lawsuit involving Skittles. And a big congrats to two local baseball players who were drafter into the MLB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris first brought you some damning evidence from the New York Times about the Uvalde CISD Chief's response during the shooting at Robb Elementary. But what does Chief Arredondo have to say about it? Well, Chris has Arredondo's response, and it's not a good look. How can he claim he was not the commanding officer when he was the one giving orders? When more information from the investigation comes out, will the chief be eating his words?  Support the show: http://www.wbap.com/chris-krok/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pete Arredondo, the Uvalde CISD Police Chief is opening up about his response to the Robb Elementary School shooting in an interview with the Texas Tribune. The CDC is lifting travel restrictions. International travelers will no longer need a COVID test to board. Producer Priscilla Carraman and RJ Marquez chat with District 2 Councilman Jalen McKee Rodriguez about the upcoming 'Pride on the Eastside' event. A Pride month event aimed at celebrating the black and brown LGBTQ+ community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The latest episode of the CISD We Value Podcast features CISD Communications Intern Mithila Vijay, a junior at CHS, interviewing Richard J. Lee Elementary Principal Chantel Kastrounis, who was Vijay's principal. According to Vijay, Kastrounis is the embodiment of the CISD core value of authentic relationships.

This episode features a conversation with Natalie Arias, Secondary Digital Learning and Innovation Specialist with Uvalde CISD.

 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.

Today's podcast guest Justin Powell talks about founding Huntington Billboards in the middle of the 2009 great recession and growing the company to 1,800 displays over 13 years. Some of the highlights. How did you enter the out of home business? Justin Powell, Founder and President, Huntington Outdoor I graduated from college.  I was 20 years old...  I made a big list.  I called it my new venture checklist.  Everything from restaurants...to insurance companies, on and on and on...my cousin and uncle actually came to me and said Justin there's this billboard down on 75.  That seems like a fair business.  Why don't you buy that.  It was an on-premise sign and I couldn't purchase it for off-premise advertising but that got me thinking... Talk about your first location I found my first location in this town of New Carlisle and very dear landowners who are friends to this day...It was 8' by 20' and a 2 pole structure and cost three times more than it should have and then I spent the next two months knocking on doors trying to rent it. Small Signs I tie everything back to numbers...We are going to build the minimum size sign to derive the best returns.  A log of times an 8' by 20' sign will do just as fine as a 12' by 24' if the location is close enough to the road and the visibility is good. How do you find winning locations? CISD.  We desire to build billboards on curves.  That's the C.  On intersections.  That's the I.  And then the S is speed.  Lower speed.  If we can get billboards along roads that are 25 mph or 30 mph...And then the last one is Demand...As we install locations we have a weathervane as to what the market can bear and where we have demand... Growing Pains About the time I got to about 70 billboards my occupancy rate was atrocious...It was 40% or something.  It was absolutely awful because I was doing everything.  I would have nice clothes on and talk to an advertiser and then I would change out of my nice clothes in the car and change into climbing gear and change out a vinyl and then I would chop down trees.  I would do land leasing.  I would do everything.   My little sister at that time - Jena was 17.  She looked at me and said "Hey Justin, why don't you let me take over sales.  And I'm like yeah sure.  She became a partner in the business.  And then my brother, he was 16.  He came to me and he said, Justin, I think I can build these things for you.  Let me do that...On that foundation we continued to build and build and build.  We got to about 500 billboards and my sister Jena got elected as State Representative...So we hired a General Manager at that point...things have transitioned a bit. Digital Billboards We had not done digital until the end of 2020.  We had some really good locations that needed to be converted...End of 2020 we built our first two signs.  We learned a lot from them.  And then in 2021 - last year- we put in 22. Whose automated platforms are you connected to. Vistar, Blip.  Blip to me is fascinating.  It's a very fascinating platform...Whether it's Blip or any of the other services that we use, it's like one ad or two ads for a day and they're paying you $20, or $50 or $100.  It's where our industry needs to go...It's found money.  It's money we never would have gotten.  I think about movie releases...it's reminder advertising... Whose signs We use Formetco.  Formetco has done a very good job for us.  They look nice and have been very reliable.  Formetco seems to know what they are doing...All of the nightmares I thought we would have...we haven't had. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Never miss a Billboard Insider article. Join 3,152 subscribers who receive our daily stories for free by sending us your name and email using the form below. *FirstLastEmail *Submit Paid Advertisement

Today's podcast guest Justin Powell talks about founding Huntington Billboards in the middle of the 2009 great recession and growing the company to 1,800 displays over 13 years. Some of the highlights. How did you enter the out of home business? Justin Powell, Founder and President, Huntington Outdoor I graduated from college.  I was 20 years old...  I made a big list.  I called it my new venture checklist.  Everything from restaurants...to insurance companies, on and on and on...my cousin and uncle actually came to me and said Justin there's this billboard down on 75.  That seems like a fair business.  Why don't you buy that.  It was an on-premise sign and I couldn't purchase it for off-premise advertising but that got me thinking... Talk about your first location I found my first location in this town of New Carlisle and very dear landowners who are friends to this day...It was 8' by 20' and a 2 pole structure and cost three times more than it should have and then I spent the next two months knocking on doors trying to rent it. Small Signs I tie everything back to numbers...We are going to build the minimum size sign to derive the best returns.  A log of times an 8' by 20' sign will do just as fine as a 12' by 24' if the location is close enough to the road and the visibility is good. How do you find winning locations? CISD.  We desire to build billboards on curves.  That's the C.  On intersections.  That's the I.  And then the S is speed.  Lower speed.  If we can get billboards along roads that are 25 mph or 30 mph...And then the last one is Demand...As we install locations we have a weathervane as to what the market can bear and where we have demand... Growing Pains About the time I got to about 70 billboards my occupancy rate was atrocious...It was 40% or something.  It was absolutely awful because I was doing everything.  I would have nice clothes on and talk to an advertiser and then I would change out of my nice clothes in the car and change into climbing gear and change out a vinyl and then I would chop down trees.  I would do land leasing.  I would do everything.   My little sister at that time - Jena was 17.  She looked at me and said "Hey Justin, why don't you let me take over sales.  And I'm like yeah sure.  She became a partner in the business.  And then my brother, he was 16.  He came to me and he said, Justin, I think I can build these things for you.  Let me do that...On that foundation we continued to build and build and build.  We got to about 500 billboards and my sister Jena got elected as State Representative...So we hired a General Manager at that point...things have transitioned a bit. Digital Billboards We had not done digital until the end of 2020.  We had some really good locations that needed to be converted...End of 2020 we built our first two signs.  We learned a lot from them.  And then in 2021 - last year- we put in 22. Whose automated platforms are you connected to. Vistar, Blip.  Blip to me is fascinating.  It's a very fascinating platform...Whether it's Blip or any of the other services that we use, it's like one ad or two ads for a day and they're paying you $20, or $50 or $100.  It's where our industry needs to go...It's found money.  It's money we never would have gotten.  I think about movie releases...it's reminder advertising... Whose signs We use Formetco.  Formetco has done a very good job for us.  They look nice and have been very reliable.  Formetco seems to know what they are doing...All of the nightmares I thought we would have...we haven't had. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Never miss a Billboard Insider article. Join 3,240 subscribers who receive our daily stories for free by sending us your name and email using the form below. *FirstLastEmail *Submit Paid Advertisement

Join us on this episode of The Goose Call as we learn more about the Goose Creek CISD Police Department. Chief Davis talks about our top priority: keeping our students and staff safe! Thank you Community Resource Credit Union for sponsoring this episode of The Goose Call.  The Goose Call is hosted by Matthew Bolinger and Kendall David and produced by Carrie Pryor-Newman. 

Mother of 4 children in public school, confronts elected school board member and CISD trustee president, Michelle Moore, on her poor performance as a school board president.

Hear as a Southlake Texas, Carroll Independent School District, CISD, Assistant Principle Renee James, tries to indoctrinate teachers and administration officials in the leftist ideology of Critical Race Theory. Completely Busted!

Join Tristan Rappon for a wide ranging interview with our principal, Mr. Shawn Duhon. Mr. Duhon is a familiar presence on campus, widely regarded as one of the most visible and involved principals in CISD. Learn about how he became a Dragon and what he hopes his legacy to be, post-Covid and beyond.

In November 2017, Coppell ISD kicked off a Strategic Design effort. The reason for this was (1) Pinnacle 2020, which was the long-range plan already in place, was near completion; and (2) new district leadership with Dr. Brad Hunt becoming Superintendent. It was just the right time to design the next chapter of the CISD Story. It started with the first phase called Discovery & Definition. This phase produced the new district Values. These Values represent not only what makes CISD unique and special, but also areas of improvement centering on the themes of engagement, great teaching, redefining success and relationships. Currently in the Strategic Design process we are in the awareness and advocacy stage. This is where the district, along with the stakeholders will generate innovative solutions to the priority strategies. Show Notes

In this episode of Comal ISD Radio, Superintendent Kim talks with CISD freshman, Aidan Karr for a special "podcast within a podcast." They talk about different procedures and precautions going back to school. Listen for a student's perspective on the launch of the 2020-21 school year.

In episode 11, Superintendent Kim talks with Executive Director of Safety and Security, Joe McKenna, and Coordinator for Student Support Services, Ruby Moseley about CISD case management protocols.