Podcasts about elk grove high school

In this episode of The Bill Cartwright Show, Bill sits down with Elk Grove High School teammate Michael Graggs

In this episode of The Bill Cartwright Show, Bill sits down with former Elk Grove High School teammate Bill Langston.

Pre-Order the Leading Equity Book Today! About Arturo Senteno Arturo Senteno currently serves as the associate principal for instruction at Elk Grove High School in District 214. Prior to that, he served in numerous other roles at the district, including associate principal of student services/operations at Rolling Meadows High School, dean of students, biology teacher, and head varsity water polo coach. Senteno has served as a Captain in the Illinois Army National Guard as a medical specialist and did a tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom II. Senteno earned a Bachelor of Arts in Teaching from Monmouth College, Master of Arts in Teaching from Aurora University and an Educational Administration Superintendent's Endorsement (Ed.S) from Northern Illinois University where he also expects to earn his Educational Doctorate in December of 2022. Show Highlights The advantages of having administrators of color Shared racial backgrounds between leadership and staff Retaining administrators of color Inclusive practices for administrators Dress codes and professionalism policies Connect with Arturo Twitter Additional Resources Learn more about the Advocacy Room Free Course on Implicit Bias 20 Diversity Equity and Inclusion Activities Annihilating Racial Injustice in School Course FREE AUDIO COURSE: Race, Advocacy, and Social Justice Studies

In this episode of The Bill Cartwright Show, Bill sits down with Elk Grove High School & USF Alum Steve Gage. Steve talks about how he was introduced to the developing field of athletic training during the 1970's. At the time, sports medicine was nowhere near the level it is today, and Steve is able to recall the various medical and technological advances during his time working in the field. He also recounts his time at USF as an athletic trainer during the 1975-1977 seasons, helping athletes such as Bill deal with their injuries. After his time as an athletic trainer, Steve shifted his focus to orthopedics and medical technology, a field in which he is still working with today.

Dynasties are not particularly rare in high school sports. Even though rosters are always changing as classes graduate and others come in, if there's a consistent and well-supported coaching staff that can teach the game and effectively motivate payers, it just takes a couple winning seasons for a culture of success to take root. However, there are dynasties, and then there's what the Elk Grove High School baseball program produced from 2002-2017. In a 16-year span, the Thundering Herd appeared in 10 Sac-Joaquin Section Division I finals. They won 8 of them. And eight players from that era became Major League Baseball players. The 2013 team alone had five future Big Leaguers on its roster. What coach Jeff Carlson accomplished at Elk Grove seems unlikely to be matched in Northern California anytime soon — certainly not by a public school. What did it take to fuel such an incredible run of success? What was it like playing for a program with such a mind-bending pool of talent? What was it like viewing it from the other dugout? Grab some peanuts or sunflower seeds, kick back and listen for memories and anecdotes of a true baseball juggernaut. GUESTS: JEFF CARLSON: Head Coach, Elk Grove Baseball 2000-2018 TANNER CARLSON: Elk Grove Baseball 2015-2018, Long Beach State Baseball 2019-present DAN ARIOLA: Head Coach, Davis Baseball 1996-2019 MARK KREIDLER: Former National MLB Writer, Sacramento Bee + Radio Host; Father Of Detroit Tigers Minor Leaguer, Ryan Kreidler JOE DAVIDSON: Sacramento Bee High School Sports Reporter, 1989-present

Joining me in the Huddle this week is 5-time NBA Champion Bill Cartwright. Bill was drafted by the Knicks and then traded to the Chicago Bulls and finished his career with the Seattle Supersonics. He attended Elk Grove High School in Elk Grove, California and played college basketball at the University of San Francisco. Check out his Bio by the NBA: https://www.nba.com/bulls/history/life-and-times-mr-bill Check out Bill's Podcast: https://anchor.fm/bill-cartwright As player: 3× NBA champion (1991–1993) NBA All-Star (1980) NBA All-Rookie First Team (1980) 2× Consensus second-team All-American (1977, 1979) 3× WCC Player of the Year (1977–1979) No. 24 retired by San Francisco Dons Mr. Basketball USA (1975) First-team Parade All-American (1975) Third-team Parade All-American (1974) 2× California Mr. Basketball (1974, 1975) As coach: 2× NBA champion (1997, 1998)

The Podcast heads back to Illinois (our 5th visit!) to talk with the great Jackie Randall, CAA from Elk Grove High School. Jackie is the Assistant Principal and Athletic Director who is also becoming well known at the National Level as a member of the NIAAA's new Mentoring Committee. Jackie shares her story along with some Best Practices in this episode of The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jake-von-scherrer/message

By John Hull | We’re about a week old on announcing this one, but former Elk Grove High School football player Kenny Wiggins was signed by the New York Giants on Nov. 3. Also, The California Community College Athletic Association’s Board of Directors voted on Friday morning to continue forward with the Contingency Plan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elk-grove-news/support

Josh interviews … Justin Mayer, Managing Director at F45 Training in Elk Grove, who discusses the creative ways he and team are keeping Elk Grove moving during the coronavirus pandemic. He offers tips for relieving stress and staying fit and healthy in this era of social distancing. Kyle Burritt, Associate Principal at Elk Grove High School, who talks about the school’s brand new advanced manufacturing lab. Made possible thanks to a $500,000 grant from the Village, the lab is just the latest example of the unique partnership between Elk Grove Village leaders and Township High School D214.

Major League Baseball is in its post-season right now. But for the seven MLB players from Elk Grove, their seasons are over. This is part two of an interview with former Elk Grove High School baseball coach Jeff Carlson, who had seven of his former players on a Major League Baseball roster this season – Rowdy Tellez with the Blue Jays, Derek Hill with the Tigers, J.D.Davis with the Mets, David Freitas with the Brewers, Dom Nunez with the Rockies, Nick Madrigal with the White Sox and Carlson’s son, Dylan, with the Cardinals. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elk-grove-news/support

If you followed Major league Baseball at any point during the past 50 years, there's a good chance you've heard of today's guest. Join Bernie in welcoming the ever-present John “Buck” Martinez to the program to discuss his life both in and out of the game. You'll hear about Buck's early years in Reading, CA, and the influence of his World War II veteran parents, as well as his All-Conference career at Elk Grove High School, his Hall Of Fame career at Sacramento City College and his introduction to the Major Leagues as an original Kansas City Royal. Plus: impressions of a young George Brett; playing for Bobby Cox and Whitey Herzog; a one-inning pitching career, and Buck's painful and pivotal role in the only 9-2-7-2 double play in Major league history. Later, Buck talks about partnering with Chris Berman for their Emmy Award-winning call of Cal Ripken Jr.'s record-breaking 2131st consecutive game and the challenges of broadcasting Blue Jays home games in Buffalo during the pandemic. In closing, Bernie and Buck discuss Major League Baseball's length-of-game issues, the Blue Jays second-generation stars and Buck's famous golf partners. #Gamespeopleplaypodcast #Classicsports #Baseball

EG Fierce is a unique group at Elk Grove High School. Focusing on the issues facing young women, the group works with high school girls to build confidence, navigate social media and build healthy relationships. In this episode, we speak with two of the sponsors of EG Fierce, Kristen Lesniak and Anna Glinksi. Plus, member Elly Vazquez shares her insight.

Elk Grove High School recently got a D & D Club. And D & D stands for "Dungeons and Dragons." On this episode of We Are EG, we speak to Jimmy Boadlin, a sophomore "Dungeon Master" who spearheaded the club. Through him, we learn a little about what D&D is and how it is played.

With the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup underway, there isn't a better person to have on and break it all down than Lisa Wrightsman, Founder & Managing Director of Street Soccer USA Sacramento. Soccer has meant everything to Lisa. Her success at Elk Grove High School and Sac State lead to a run on a local professional women's soccer league. But when that league folded, she stopped playing. What happened next lead to where she is today with Street Soccer USA Sacramento. We discuss why the women's soccer game is better than the men's (5:00), why a professional women's league would work now (6:00), the life-changing moment leading to founding Street Soccer USA Sacramento (14:30), hosting the Street Soccer USA National Cup last year and doing it again this year, and fighting homelessness in Sacramento (28:00).

In this episode of School Chat, I sat down with Bruce Janu, a history teacher at Elk Grove High School. We both recently watched most likely to succeed and have since been inspired to try new approaches to our classes. Bruce started a project in which students could choose to create a podcast on World War I as an alternative to the traditional assessment. Our conversation pushes the boundaries of what a traditional classroom could be and how do we engage all of our students. I hope you enjoy.

Maria Bochkareva was a soldier, fighting for Russia during the First World War. On this episode of Vox Historia, history teacher Bruce Janu demonstrates how a podcast can be used to tell history--by telling the story of the Battalion of Death. Vox Historia is a podcast produced at Elk Grove High School by students in World History class. Upcoming episodes will be researched, written and produced by students who have chosen this as a means to demonstrate learning. More information can be found at Vox Historia.

What is Vox Historia? This is a history podcast, featuring student-written and student-produced content. In this episode, world history teacher Bruce Janu explains the concept and rationale behind this podcast. Upcoming episodes will feature World History students from Elk Grove High School. More information about the podcast can be found at Vox Historia.

Jeff Zdenovec has been teaching at Elk Grove High School for 18 years. He has been running a functional autoshop with the kids while at the same time offering advanced auto certification for his students. On this episode of We Are EG we talk to Mr. Z about his philosophy of education and spend a little time in his shop.

Dino is a junior at Elk Grove High School, who is already making a name for himself in the DJ-ing world. Whether he's performing at a school function or a wedding, he is constantly spinning music and mixing beats of his own. In this podcast, he shares how he started getting into music and how it has evolved to him performing nearly every weekend. He also shares the process of creating his own music as well as his balancing his passion with his education. You can come see him live on Saturday at the Winter Formal: 7:30pm in the EGHS gym!

Patrick McGing is a Career and Technical Education teacher at Elk Grove High School that learns with his students. He teaches a course in which students remodel an entire house that the district purchased from start to finish. He constantly focuses on learning and pushing students for them to find their passion.

In the fifth episode of School Chat, I sat down with veteran physical education teacher, Anthony Furman. He is ever-evolving and has made some incredible changes to the physical education program at Elk Grove High School this year. His reflection will inspire you to change your mindset about traditional practices to focus on the student and learning.

Adolfo is an incredibly artistic junior at Elk Grove High School. His artistic talents began through graffiti; actually getting in trouble freshman year for tagging at his prior school. Through self-discovery and strengthening his faith, he has found that his artistic talents are better to be used towards good, even creating a mural with other students at his church. Through the art program at EGHS, he has learned more about realistic drawing. Now his interests have expanded to music through the high school guitar classes. Adolfo discusses how music has become a bigger passion, and how he has expanded his music repertoire to also learning to play the piano. In his future, he wants to incorporate music with art to feed his need to explore his creative thoughts. The music in this podcast was provided by: - Charlie Lewis, "Waiting" from his Guitar Music Album (Creative Commons License 3.0)

Autumn is a junior at Elk Grove High School. She is a highly-motivated individual, working hard to excel in her AP classes. She is an athlete and an advocate. She is kind and always has a smile on her face. These are the things that her classmates and teachers would most likely say about her. But, that's not her entire story. In this episode Autumn shares the many obstacles she has had to overcome in order to be where she is today. Her story is one of gratitude and of strength; it is nothing short of remarkable. We Are EG is a production of the Elk Grove Collab Lab, building a community of learning at Elk Grove High School and beyond. Visit EGCollabLab.org for more information. This podcast contains music from Lee Rosevere via the Free Music Archive. The songs "Reflections," "The Secret to Growing Up," "Betrayal," "Going Home," and "Looking Back" were used under a Creative Commons Attribution License.

This is this second episode of School Chat, I sat down Alyssa Trausch a current sophomore at Elk Grove High School. She wrote an amazing piece on what she wants school to be. Here is an excerpt: I want school to be a place where I love to go to every day. A place where learning is new, innovative, and exciting. When learning feels natural and not like all the content is being forced into my brain I have a tendency to remember it more. Truthfully I think what I really want school to be is a place where I can learn new things without being worried all about what score/grade I’m going to get and rather worrying about how I can use what I just learned to make my life (or someone’s else’s) better. It's a message everyone should here and we should strive to make happen in our classrooms every day. Have a listen.

Change School alumni Mark Heintz joins Bruce and me in another episode of the Modern Learners Podcast. You can join is in Change School. All the details are on the site! Mark is a Teaching and Learning Facilitator at Elk Grove High School in Illinois. Tired of viewing success only by a score. he and other school leaders at Elk Grove are pushing the boundaries, refocusing on learning, and bringing back the autonomy to teachers and students. Big Questions Facing Educators Mark opens up on a number of topics regarding schools and education. He also shares some personal stories of how he and his colleagues are grappling with some of the big questions that are facing educators regardless of where they are in the world. For example, "What could I change?" and "Why should I change?" The Collab Lab Blog Mark writes an almost daily blog for The Collab Lab (@EGCollabLab), a community of learners--staff, students, and parents--who partner to transform learning across the school, District 214 and beyond.

Jon Pieper is the chief manufacturing instructor at Elk Grove High School. In this month's podcast, Pieper walks us through the curriculum and the many benefits it offers for students. Through various tools and programming, the program exposes students to real-life industry experience to prepare them for a successful career in marketing. Take a listen to learn more about EGHS' manufacturing program.

Chad Froeschle teaches the Business Incubator program at Elk Grove High School. This program teaches students, hands-on, how to take an idea and make it a reality. He's not the only one who teaches the class either! Froeschle invites local entrepreneurs and idea makers into the classroom to help mentor the students throughout the process. On the latest episode of Strictly Business, two of Froeschle’s students share their experience taking his class.

Bill Merchantz of Elk Grove High School joins us again along with CEO of Diemasters Paul Rimington. Paul talks about how the industry has changed over the last 10 years and shines light on how the skills gap evolved.

Bill Merchantz, manufacturing instructor at Elk Grove High School, and Deb Lawrence of Illinois workNet Center discuss the many resources available to help manufacturers connect with new talent, despite the skills gap.