Podcasts about detroit catholic central high school

Amy Ely, Director of STEM at Detroit Catholic Central High School, announces the opening of the George & Mary Turek Hall of Science - state-of-the-art 57,000 sq ft STEM Center. Learn about the cutting-edge facilities including a large-scale observatory, robotics labs, and an advanced greenhouse for sustainability projects. She captivating descriptions include full-motion flight simulators and immersive theaters that can stream astronomical data.  Amy emphasizes the importance of future readiness and project-based learning. highlighting the importance of collaboration and adaptation in education. Her vision is to prepare students not only for current STEM careers but also for those that will emerge in the future, embodying her belief that education should be both forward-thinking and deeply connected to real-world applications.   RESOURCES:  Learn about School Passport®,  a data exchange platform that exchanges any data with any EdTech product, eliminates the need to share student PII and is easy to implement for schools and vendors. School Passport empowers schools govern the exchange of student, staff, and parent PII data with SaaS vendors, approve and publish apps to a district or school branded on-demand AppStore, and delegate to school staff and teachers the ability to activate apps within their groups.   Learn more about Detroit Catholic Central High School See the George and Mary Turek Hall of Science Take a video tour here  Hear more on The STEM podcast Learn Why Fewer Young Men are Choosing to Pursue College Degrees (From PBS)   More great stuff: Explore our Micro Professional Learning ExPLorations fun and free, 1-hour digital, on-demand Professional Learning for teachers from all content areas and grades levels EdCuration's Blog: Learning in Action  

He is the Assistant Head Coach of the football team at Detroit Catholic Central High School, where he has been on the staff since 2008.  Along the way he coached in two State Championship games and, prior to his promotion this year to his current role, had been promoted to Defensive Coordinator in 2018. He was an Undergraduate Assistant Coach at The University of Michigan from 2003-2005, and as a student-athlete playing for Detroit Catholic Central, he was a member of back-to-back state championship teams. He holds a B.S. in Physical Education from The University of Michigan and his father is in multiple Halls of Fame as a football coach.

Had a great time this past weekend with our annual Memorial Golf Outing for the Class of 1984 from Detroit Catholic Central High School.  More fun this year than ever before, probably because of what we all have come through over the last 15 + months or so.  Lots of fun stories, sad stories, and some good and bad golf shots.  The reflections about life with old friends for sure gets you thinking.  So much value in the conversations from this get together.    Thanks for listening.  Please take a few moments to subscribe & share this with someone, also leave a 5 Star rating on Apple Podcasts and ITunes or other services where you find this show.  Find me on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/   on Twitter:  @coachtosuccess   and on Instagram at:  @coachjohndaly  - My YouTube Channel is at: Coach John Daly.   You can also head on over to https://www.coachtoexpectsuccess.com/ and get in touch with me there on my homepage along with checking out my Top Book list too.  Other things there on my site are being worked on – especially my blog page where I am back to blogging now.

Over the next month, the Rising Stars podcast becomes the "Shamrock Spotlight!" Take a listen as we detail our upcoming focus on how Detroit Catholic Central High School has adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic over the past year.

The Assistant Director of Strength and Conditioning for football at Ohio State University. He previously worked in similar positions at the University of Maryland and at Mississippi State University. As a student-athlete he was a three-year member of the Michigan State football team after having been an all-state football player for Detroit Catholic Central High School. Listen for the extremely powerful testimony that he shares about suffering a career-ending injury!

Dan Young is currently the Executive Director of the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan (BCAM). Dan began his coaching career as a student-manager at Central Michigan University in 1987. After graduation from CMU he garnered the Assistant Basketball position at Western Michigan University, before moving on to a similar slot at Detroit Catholic Central High School. Dan then served as Head Basketball Coach at Brighton, Plymouth Canton and John Glenn High Schools. He has also been the Head Golf Coach at Plymouth High School, since 2012, that has won 2 State Championships. Dan has been named COY from the Detroit Free Press, Detroit News, Ann Arbor News, Associated Press, Michigan Golf Coaches Association and BCAM. From 2000-present, Dan has been a member of the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan Board of Directors / he served as Assistant Director of BCAM 2005-2018 / named Executive Director of BCAM in January 2019. Dan has had an integral responsibility as a committee member with the BCAM/MHSAA collaboration (“Reaching Higher Top Michigan Basketball Showcase”) since its inception. He also served as Director and coordinator of all basketball related functions with the Michigan Elite 25 Camp, which was directed by Tim McCormick, former University of Michigan and NBA player. Dan received the Thomas Hursey Distinguished Service Award from BCAM in 2017. Dan is married (Jacqueline) and has 2 son’s (Derek 24, Ryan 21) and resides in Plymouth Michigan. danyoung@bcam.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

In this episode, we mixed it up a bit.  Instead of interviewing one neighbor, I am actually interviewing three neighbors. You may have seen these amazing neighbors on the cover and feature article in the “Meet your Neighbors” section of the March 2020 edition of the 12 Oaks Living Magazine, or getting their cajun, low-country boil on at the 12 Oaks, Club’s Mardi Gras Party, or hosting the end of Summer Slam at the Pond. One of these neighbors is also responsible for the daily “pee in your pants jokes” on the 12 Oaks Community Facebook page.  We also talk about insurance, relationships, jokes, hockey, sports cars, and of course Frozen 2.   Ryan Wagner is a 3rd generation State Farm Agent. Ryan was born and raised in Dearborn Heights, Michigan.  Ryan is a trivia extraordinaire, enjoys playing golf, and is an avid runner. Katrina Wagner is the owner of Goosehead Independent Insurance Agency.  She was born and raised in Capac, Michigan.  At the age of 27, Katrina was a Dale Carnegie Instructor for seven years.  She has also been a music minister since 1995. Their daughter Ellorie started kindergarten this year and is all things Frozen 2. She can often be found cruising the neighborhood in her sports car.  It was  great “Hangin’ Out with the Wagners.” They are a blast and a very special family.     In This Episode: [03:19] Welcome Ryan, Katrina, and Ellorie Wagner. They are our 17th “P” in the pod[cast].  [04:49] We have all come to love Ryan’s “pee in your pants” jokes on the 12 Oaks Community Facebook page.   [07:21] Ellorie, their soon to be six-year-old daughter loves all things Frozen 2 and driving her sports car around the neighborhood.    [08:45] Katrina had a great childhood and is one of three strong and capable girls. She is the baby of the family.   [09:21] Katrina shares all about growing up on a dirt road and riding around on her banana seat bike. Her parents were amazing gardeners and taught them to live by the earth.  [10:47] After high school she went to Japan as an exchange student. She shares this experience and it was a life-changing experience.   [13:13] Wendell connected with Katrina because he is also the baby of the family.  His mom was a major seamstress.   [13:49] Ryan had a unique early childhood experience living in a foster care home.  [15:24] Ryan learned how to skate and his parents signed him up for a hockey league at age 5.  He played hockey all the way through high school.  He played baseball for most of high school as well.   [17:32] Katrina shares about her new blog on Instagram called The Pretend Food Blog.  She started the blog to be a tourist in her own town.   [19:31] Ryan shares about the half marathon where he got to run out of the tunnel at Lambeau Field.  He was so proud of this accomplishment because he is not a natural long-distance runner.      [21:21] He has his eyes and feet set on conquering the Annual Walt Disney World half-marathon.  [22:01] Hard work, persistence, and giving back are Ryan’s top values.  Katrina shares the importance of investing in yourself and others.   [24:46] Katrina shares about the importance of being aware of what the people in your life need even if they can’t say it and showing up for them.    [26:34] Ryan shares about the hard work he put in at his first job at the golf club and how after a rough year it finally paid off.  [29:53] Ryan joined the Kiwanis Club and later became president.   [32:21] Ryan actually tried to avoid the insurance field at first, but then he realized the power of helping families with important insurance needs.    [33:33] Katrina became a small business owner right out of school and much faster than she had anticipated.  She is really passionate about owning her own business.    [35:27] In the class of 2012 Ryan received national recognition as one of the top 100 new insurance agents with State Farm.   [37:02] Ryan really focused on the people and processes in his business.   [38:58] Ryan’s learned it is important to hire for his weakness. [40:42] In order to be successful in business you have to create visibility and that leads to credibility and ultimately profitability.   [41:04] Katrina’s business philosophy is to surround yourself with people with like minds and like goals and be a part of their success.   [42:44] She engages with other people in a way that is intentional and genuine because ultimately it comes down to relationships.   [44:34] She is all about collaboration over competition. [45:16] Ellorie joins Wendell and shares that she likes math and reading best at school this year. She wants to be a dentist when she grows up.   [46:26] Katrina was the co-partner of the Summer Slam at the Pond. [47:59] The biggest benefit of the Summer Slam at the Pond was that people were able to get together and for just a few hours it seemed like it was back to normal. Another big event is coming soon.  [49:05] Ryan’s has always used humor to alleviate difficult situations. Some of his humor is sarcasm and got him in trouble growing up.   [50:32] Ryan is happy that his jokes bring laughter to the community during these difficult times. [51:58] Ellorie shares some of her own jokes.   [52:57] Ryan and Katrina share how they met online.  [54:46] Their first four dates were all within five nights.  Then Katrina shares her version.  [56:26] They share how they knew they were soul mates. [58:03] what’s it like hanging out with Charlie, their 6 ½-year-old Maltese dog. [59:55] Charlie watches TV too.  He goes on full bark mode if he sees any animals on the TV.  [62:05] Why did you choose 12 Oaks?    [65:11] The Wagner family has lived in 12 Oaks for a year now.  [66:36] What is your fondest, most memorable moment in 12 Oaks? [67:15] Halloween shortly after moving to 12 Oaks was a very fond memory for them. They are really looking forward to this year.   [68:42] Katrina, what are you most proud of? [70:57] Investing in young people and giving them fire and confidence is the number one thing she has done aside from being a great mom and wife.  [71:59] Ryan, If you had a mulligan in life, what would it be? [73:54] Katrina, when it is time to say farewell, what would Ryan be known for? [75:29] Ryan, when it is time to say farewell, what would Katrina be known for? [79:02] Katrina helps people find those talents they didn’t know they had, embrace them, and making them life long skills they use.  [80:24] What question did Wendell not ask that he should have? [81:37] The investment of time her dad made to drive her 90 minutes away for 12 weeks was huge for her.  The relationship between a father and the commitment he has to his daughter sets the tone for what kind of man will fill that role in her life in the future.   Links and Resources for Episode 18 12 Oaks Community Website Team Anderson Realty  All About Katrina Wagner: Birthplace: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capac,_Michigan Education: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northwood_University https://www.dalecarnegie.com/en Where Mrs. “Swagner” transformed the Children’s Choir: http://www.stvalentineschool.com https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tF8iIeBoTK4 eHarmony…The Tale of Two Perspectives: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EHarmony Insurance Agency: https://agents.gooseheadinsurance.com/nc/raleigh/555-fayetteville-road All About Ryan Wagner: Birthplace: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dearborn_Heights,_Michigan Education: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit_Catholic_Central_High_School https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_State_University Half-Marathons: http://www.cellcomgreenbaymarathon.com/half-marathon/ https://www.rundisney.com/events/disneyworld/disneyworld-marathon-weekend/ CNBC…The Profit: https://www.cnbc.com/the-profit/ Insurance Agency: https://www.statefarm.com/agent/US/MI/Livonia/Ryan-Wagner-KFZRD4M4BP5

A strength and conditioning specialist who played four years of college football at Michigan State after having played football and baseball at Kalamazoo College. After Michigan State he went on to be a graduate assistant/wide receivers coach at Missouri Western State University and later was an Ohio State University Strength and Conditioning intern. In his teen years he attended Detroit Catholic Central High School, where he played football, baseball, and basketball. Currently he also hosts the Coach Kub podcast.

A great time during my weekend reunion - my 35th one at that! First, it's starting to sound believable now that I went to it. So much valuable time that I had with my parents - saw my sister and one of my nephews play football too. Saw some great people at my high school, had a lot of laughs along with sharing some great stories. It was something that I'm really glad I went to. We can't live in our past or even go back to it. But we sure can celebrate the great times, great people and the things we went through in life that helped us to become who we are and where we are at. Always rememer - our past is our best mentor! Thanks for listening. Please take a few moments to subscribe & share this with someone, also leave a 5 Star rating on ITunes or other services where you find this show. Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/ on Twitter: @coachtosuccess and on Instagram at: @coachjohndaly You can also head on over to https://www.coachtoexpectsuccess.com/ and get in touch with me there on my homepage along with checking out my Top Book list too. Other things there on my site are being worked on – especially my blog page where I am back to blogging now

Once again - I'm blessed beyond belief as I got a chance to sit down with a fantastic newspaper guy and an even better person in making a difference with others in life - Mr. John Wisely. Another member of the wonderful class of 1984 at Detroit Catholic Central High School. The story telling ability of this man is flat out amazing. He's got a voice for podcasting / radio to go along with his world-class writing talent. If you get a chance check out a couple of his stories. First is a story that he wrote about his grandmother who we talked about in this interview. Here is the link for that article: https://www.freep.com/story/life/2016/03/12/easter-rising/81451082/?fbclid=IwAR1ZQ-ceS-BSlDNyU9p4H32uOy4Hl0KuZtkkXW4sWWlXIIn3nhqbVzb5gys The other article I wanted to share with you from John's great stories is from a WWII D-Day story he did. Check it out here: https://www.facebook.com/john.wisely.5/posts/10219437646720097 So sit back and enjoy this heart-felt conversation. So many valuable lessons that John shares with us. John's contact information is at the bottom of his articles if you would like to reach out to him. Thanks for listening. Please take a few moments to subscribe & share this with someone, also leave a 5 Star rating on ITunes or other services where you find this show. Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/ on Twitter: @coachtosuccess and on Instagram at: @coachjohndaly You can also head on over to https://www.coachtoexpectsuccess.com/ and get in touch with me there on my homepage along with checking out my Top Book list too. Other things there on my site are being worked on – especially my blog page where I am back to blogging now.

Got the wonderful opportunity to sit down for a little bit with a good friend who I've known for almost 40 years. Dan Collins and I graduated from Detroit Catholic Central High School in 1984. Dan now works there at the school and has for almost 2 decades, and he is a tremendous difference maker for so many people. This conversation that I have with him shows the world that not only dreams come true, but that finding your purpose & having passion in your life is so very valuable. Sit back and enjoy this 1 on 1 with Dan and listen to and take in all the lessons he shares about his journey that placed him at his old school that means the world to him. I hope you catch the emotion that is part of our conversation along with his authenticity too. One thing I know is that the world needs more of what Dan Collins brings every day. He's a servant leader if I've seen one. Thanks for listening. Please take a few moments to subscribe & share this with someone, also leave a 5 Star rating on ITunes or other services where you find this show. Find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachtoexpectsuccess/ on Twitter: @coachtosuccess and on Instagram at: @coachjohndaly You can also head on over to https://www.coachtoexpectsuccess.com/ and get in touch with me there on my homepage along with checking out my Top Book list too. Other things there on my site are being worked on – especially my blog page where I am back to blogging now.

Aaron Babicz is a graduate of Hillsdale College where he was a 4x letter-winner and three year starter for the football team, while also majoring in Marketing. The happily married father of two (Brooks and Beaux) has been the Athletic Director at his alma mater Detroit Catholic Central High School since the fall of 2009. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Caleb White is an upcoming senior at Detroit Catholic Central High School.  He served as the President of his National Junior Honor Society. Caleb was the recipient of the State and National Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. He has also received the President's Volunteer Service Award, the Governor's Youth Leader of the Year Award, The Sparky Anderson Youth in Philanthropy Award, the Nickelodeon Halo Award and the Kohl's Cares Scholarship. He serves on the Youth Council for the Detroit Rescue Mission and the Youth Advisory Board for Purposeful Networks. Currently, his biggest endeavor is the Caleb White Project, which is a Detroit-based non-profit with a two-fold mission: to help the homeless and less fortunate and to build youth leaders through volunteerism. Run by a youth advisory board consisting of 9 board members under the age of 18, all CWP events and service projects are carefully designed with jobs for kids of all ages. The goal of the Caleb White Project is to remove judgement and stereotypes and to show young people that they have the power to change the world around them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A former Division 1 Wrestler at the University of Northern Iowa for Olympian Doug Schwab, Mark Jolcover has a story for the ages. When he was 16 he suffered a tragic injury, which could have left him paralyzed or even dead. A year later Markstepped back on the wrestling mat in dramatic fashion and was called by local newspapers “The Comeback Kid” as Doctors told him he would never wrestle again. Since graduating from the University of Northern Iowa Mark's journey of faith, adventure, triumph and hardship has led him all over the United States and even the world! He traveled to Mozambique, Africa to serve and learn from the poorest people in the world about humility, love and servanthood. He then returned to the US and began to Coach Wrestling at Detroit Catholic Central High School where he helped Coach the 2018 D1 Michigan Wrestling Team State Champions including, 5 Individual State Champions, while leading a weekly team bible study to help encourage the young men on the team in their faith. Mark currently lives in Lincolnshire, Illinois where he coaches wrestling at his former high school with his former high school coach Shane Cook! Mark is also currently looking to begin to pursue his Masters degree in Special Education.

On the latest installment of the STATE CHAMPS! Power Play Podcast presented by National Coney Island and also brought to you by Northwestern Technological Institute, Jonathon Kidd and Sean Bali are joined by Craig Staskowski to talk about this year's MHSAA hockey playoffs that start next week. We previewed a handful of regional match-ups including Detroit Catholic Central High School vs. Northville High School, Stevenson High School vs. Plymouth High School (Michigan) and Trenton Hockey vs. Saline Athletics as well as some sleepers Gabriel Richard Catholic High School, Davison Community Schools, Eisenhower High School (Michigan), Official: Lake Orion High School that could make a run in the tournament. At the end of the podcast Jon, Sean and Craig reveal their predictions for the Final Four and who they pick to win it all!

On the latest installment of the STATE CHAMPS! Power Play Podcast presented by National Coney Island and also brought to you by Northwestern Technological Institute, Jonathon Kidd and Sean Bali are joined by Novi High School hockey coach Mark Vellucci to talk about this year's edition of the Novi hockey team, as well as the possibility of the MHSAA tournament changing formats next season with a seeding system. Also on this week's show, Jon and Sean recap the Public Hockey Showcase in Chelsea and also break down Sean's latest rankings, which have Hartland High School moving up to No. 3 this week, while Houghton High School, Kingsford High School and Marquette Senior High School are also discussed during this week's rankings segment! Sean was on hand for Detroit Catholic Central High School's win over Stevenson High School on Saturday and made a bold prediction about the Shamrocks heading into the tournament! Jon, Sean and Mark wrap up the show by talking about the quality of hockey being playing at the high school ranks over the course of the past decade and discuss where the sport is headed going forward!

Justin Cessante is an American football coach who is the Director of Operations for Legacy Football Organization in Brighton Michigan and the Defensive Coordinator for Detroit Catholic Central High School. He has an incredible story and passion for the sport and his athletes can be heard throughout the podcast. We talk about coaching urgency, lessons learned from high caliber coaches, the danger of concussions in football (and what he and his staff are doing to help it), and a whole lot of other interesting topics.With Legacy, Justin has built an organization that is committed to developing football players not just as athletes but as people. While it is easy to count his successes by players signing to D1 schools or victories on the field the real impact of his committed coaching staff and Justin is seen by how they help those players excel in adulthood.He is an alum of DCC and upon his graduation from Grand Valley State, where he won 2 national championships, returned to coach there. He is now the defensive coordinator and is continuing the strong tradition of both football and personal excellence that those athletes are known for.  

During Lent, Fr. Riccardo addressed the Mother's Club of Detroit Catholic Central High School in Novi, MI for their annual retreat. Father John's talk titled Mary, Monica, and My Mother was also broadcast on his weekly radio program Christ is the Answer, which airs on the Ave Maria Radio Network.