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Lincoln Public Schools students participated in a mock election Wednesday to learn about democracy. Students in 4th-12th grades voted using a ballot similar to the ones adults will see next week, including presidential and senate races.
Lincoln Public Schools students participated in a mock election Wednesday to learn about democracy. Students in 4th-12th grades voted using a ballot similar to the ones adults will see next week, including presidential and senate races.
Doug & Wyatt open up the Talk & Text Line at 402-479-1400 for our listeners to share what's on their minds. They discuss the 2nd assassination attempt on Trump, “The Pink Postcard” from the Lincoln Public Schools proposed property tax increase, city parking taxes, and more.
Doug & Wyatt open up the Talk & Text Line at 402-479-1400 for our listeners to share what's on their minds. They discuss “The Pink Postcard” from the Lincoln Public Schools proposed property tax increase, Vivek Ramaswamy's 10 Truths, recent violence in Lincoln, and more.
Lincoln Public Schools started its second school year with a no-phone policy. The district also expanded it's digital hall pass system. Officials say both are helping improve the classroom environment.
Next up in our Church & Trauma series is Tiffany Kavanaugh. Tiffany is a mental health provider at a private practice and is a school social worker in Lincoln Public Schools. She has expertise in using a blend of supportive, cognitive, mindfulness, and trauma-based therapies to serve her clients. To learn more or register for the Church & Trauma Summit, visit chne.org/summit Like the episode? Leave us a 5-star review, comment, and share so more people can find us. Subscribe to our podcast: Spotify Apple Podcasts iHeart Radio Amazon Music Google Podcasts Monthly Newsletter Get our monthly newsletter delivered right to your inbox.
Doug and Dr. Gausman discuss the impact of the pandemic, boys and transgender youth in sports, restrooms, and locker rooms. Along with the policy of sexually explicit books in libraries.
Dr. Dolores Simpson-Kirkland, a retired counselor for Lincoln Public Schools, is the guest on this week's “All About Books”, she talked to host Pat Leach about what titles she rereads for comfort, inspiration, and meditation.
Lincoln Public School students at four high schools had the opportunity to learn more about H-B-C-Us this week. Nebraska Public Media's Kassidy Arena reports the informational sessions offered some students a first-time look at some of these schools.
Lincoln Public School students at four high schools had the opportunity to learn more about H-B-C-Us this week. Nebraska Public Media's Kassidy Arena reports the informational sessions offered some students a first-time look at some of these schools.
In this episode, Dr. Chris Haeffner with Lincoln Public Schools shares how LPS Library Services are connecting with students and their families to tell their stories through the video series, "The Seat Beside You." This conversation illustrates Chris' heart for helping students feel seen and understood. We also discuss how these brief windows into the lives of LPS learners can enhance the level of empathy and understanding that educators and students alike feel toward others in their school community. To learn more, access LPS Library Services' "The Seat Beside You" site at https://home.lps.org/seatbesideyou/
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Paul Gausman
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In this episode of the TeacherCast Podcast, Jeff welcomes Nebraska educator Jennifer Yoder onto the podcast to discuss how teachers can support pre-service and new teachers in their first few years in the classroom. A special THANK YOU to the NEA Foundation for supporting this episode and connecting Mrs. Yoder and I. If you are a new listener to TeacherCast, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you today! In This Episode … Teacher shortage crisis and educator retention Why do we have teachers leaving the profession? Classroom Management Issues Students needs are not being met so they are acting out in class Teachers need to understand why students are behaving the way they are Academically Socially Emotionally Not having an internal support system in the district How to create tiered level of supports for teachers and students Tier 1 - First level support Tier 2 - Second Level Allow students to see their counselor Tier 3 - Third Level Students have needs that are beyond the regular classroom can support Should teachers be encouraged to move on from a district and seek employment closer to their homes? How can teachers support themselves if they are looking to transition to another school district? How to build a portfolio How to stand out from the many other teachers applying for that same position Should educators “badge up” their resumes when preparing for career advancement? What skills are missing from pre-service or first year teachers? The value of having a mentorship program for new teachers. Developing new and novice educators Create “Tenure Classes” to support educators in their first few years in the classroom Topics Instructional Social / Emotional Procedural Staff member networking Links of Interest NEA Foundation Follow Our Podcast And Subscribe View All Episodes Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Stitcher Radio Follow Our Host Jeff Bradbury | @JeffBradbury TeacherCast | @TeacherCast About our Guest: Jennifer Yoder Jen Yoder is a graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and holds advanced degrees in Special Education, Elementary Education, Learning Disabilities and Behavior Disorders. She is currently employed as a Special Education Teacher at the middle school level at Lincoln Public Schools. Mrs Yoder is the recipient of the 2022...
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Paul Gausman
Episode 3 of the Husker Performance Podcast highlights the Life Skills Department inside Husker Athletics. Jessica Coody talks with Executive Associate AD Keith Zimmer on the background of Life Skills, the vision of Tom Osborne, what the program has developed into today, and all the ways Husker student athletes can get involved. Jessica then sits down with sophomore offensive lineman Ethan Piper, on how the Life Skills department has impacted him, and the motivation behind the program he helped to launch, “Little Red Letters.” Finally, Jessica talks with Jenna Rogers and Passmore Mudundulu from Nebraska Track and Field, to talk about the importance of volunteering and giving back, and also the “Everybody Plays Track and Field Mini Camp, that hosted special needs children from Lincoln Public Schools.
Episode 3 of the Husker Performance Podcast highlights the Life Skills Department inside Husker Athletics. Jessica Coody talks with Executive Associate AD Keith Zimmer on the background of Life Skills, the vision of Tom Osborne, what the program has developed into today, and all the ways Husker student athletes can get involved. Jessica then sits down with sophomore offensive lineman Ethan Piper, on how the Life Skills department has impacted him, and the motivation behind the program he helped to launch, “Little Red Letters.” Finally, Jessica talks with Jenna Rogers and Passmore Mudundulu from Nebraska Track and Field, to talk about the importance of volunteering and giving back, and also the “Everybody Plays Track and Field Mini Camp, that hosted special needs children from Lincoln Public Schools.
Episode 3 of the Husker Performance Podcast highlights the Life Skills Department inside Husker Athletics. Jessica Coody talks with Executive Associate AD Keith Zimmer on the background of Life Skills, the vision of Tom Osborne, what the program has developed into today, and all the ways Husker student athletes can get involved. Jessica then sits down with sophomore offensive lineman Ethan Piper, on how the Life Skills department has impacted him, and the motivation behind the program he helped to launch, “Little Red Letters.” Finally, Jessica talks with Jenna Rogers and Passmore Mudundulu from Nebraska Track and Field, to talk about the importance of volunteering and giving back, and also the “Everybody Plays Track and Field Mini Camp, that hosted special needs children from Lincoln Public Schools.
Today's guest is Dr. Paul Gausman, superintendent at Lincoln Public Schools. Dr. Gausman has a long-standing tradition of educational excellence and rigorous academic achievement.Welcome to Agency for Change Podcast!
Today, the garb brings you Joshua Jones. Josh is the director of The Career Academy (TCA) here in Lincoln NE since 2020. Before being TCA's director, Josh spent 3 years as TCA's coordinator. Prior to joining TCA, Jones was assistant principal at Elliott Elementary School and a special education teacher at Lincoln Southeast High School. Before joining LPS, he held numerous leadership positions with Aurora Public Schools in Colorado. The Career Academy is a joint venture between Lincoln Public Schools and Southeast Community College. The goal of TCA is to provide academic and real world experiences to high school juniors and seniors through high school and dual credit courses in 16 different career pathways. Ladies and Gentleman, Let's "test drive your future" and allow the garb to introduce, Mr. Joshua Jones with the Career Academy!
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Paul Gausman
Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Paul Gausman, addresses alleged statements made to LPS staff during a mandatory meeting August 10th by transgender author, Ryan Sallans
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Paul Gausman
Pastor Stu Kerns welcomes Dr. Rob McEntarffer with Lincoln Public Schools to this edition of Friendly Fire.
What's the best way to spend the last like 2 hours on the job you've had for years? Join the Jack Mitchell podcast. Lincoln Public Schools outgoing superintendant Dr. Steve Joel joins Jack to talk about the changes in his field over the years, what that fire was really like, how we deal with the teacher shortage, the future of specialized HS curriculum, standardized testing, health and history curriculum controversy and a whole lot more.
Lincoln Public Schools' Superintendent is retiring after more than two decades of service to Nebraska's public schools. Nebraska Public Media News reporter William Padmore spoke with Dr. Steve Joel about school safety, the politicization of the education industry, future of teaching in America.
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
Filled with city council members, representatives from Lincoln Public Schools, the city's police chief – and Afghan refugees, the main ballroom at Embassy suites was packed Saturday. More than 200 people gathered in downtown Lincoln over the weekend to welcome some of the state's newest Nebraskans. The message from organizers was clear: We're sorry you're in this situation, but we're here to help.
Filled with city council members, representatives from Lincoln Public Schools, the city's police chief – and Afghan refugees, the main ballroom at Embassy suites was packed Saturday. More than 200 people gathered in downtown Lincoln over the weekend to welcome some of the state's newest Nebraskans. The message from organizers was clear: We're sorry you're in this situation, but we're here to help.
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
E72: Meet Ann Hunter-Pirtle We were lucky enough to get Ann Hunter-Pirtle on the pod before she moves away from Nebraska! She is a Lincoln, Nebraska native and a proud graduate of Lincoln Public Schools and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, from which she holds a BA in Political Science and French and an MS in Agricultural Economics. She has served as Stand For Schools' executive director since 2016. Prior to founding Stand For Schools, Ann spent 5 years in Washington, DC working at the U.S. Senate, the White House, and the Environmental Protection Agency. Ann is passionate about preserving and strengthening Nebraska's public schools so that future generations of Nebraskans can enjoy the opportunities she received. *Support the pod for just $5/month at https://www.patreon.com/seeingrednebraska. *Support SeeingRedNE and independent bookstores by purchasing books with our link. You can find all the books we've recommended on the pod! https://bookshop.org/shop/seeingrednebraska Social Media links: https://seeingrednebraska.com seeingredne@protonmail.com Tweet@seeingredNE FB@seeingrednebraska Instagram @seeingrednebraska
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
One of Nebraska's largest school districts is cancelling in-person classes for the next three Fridays because of the rise of COVID-19 cases in the community.
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
The state's second-largest public school district says it's seen a slight uptick in coronavirus-related quarantines and has implemented several programs to help students and teachers get through them. More than 400 students and 60 staff members at Lincoln Public Schools have been quarantined so far this week according to the district's COVID dashboard. At Tuesday's board of education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Steve Joel said the challenges related to the pandemic have been better, but aren't over yet.
KFOR's Dale Johnson talked with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
KFOR's Dale Johnson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
Episode #10: Dr. Jane Stavem, Superintendent, Sioux Falls School District In today's episode, Todd sat down with Dr. Jane Stavem, the Superintendent of Sioux Falls School District. Dr. Jane Stavem is the Superintendent of the Sioux Falls School District. Dr. Stavem started her career in St. Paul, Minnesota where she taught K-6 music, fifth and sixth grades, gifted education, and served as a building curriculum coordinator. In 2001, she returned to Nebraska and assumed the roles of Elementary Principal and Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction for Columbus Public Schools, Superintendent of Blair Community Schools in Blair, Nebraska and the Associate Superintendent for Instruction for Lincoln Public Schools in Lincoln, Nebraska. Prior to coming to Sioux Falls, Dr. Stavem was the Superintendent of the Lake Washington School District, which included the cities of Redmond, Kirkland, and Sammamish, Washington. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in education from Bethel University, a Master of Arts degree in Educational Leadership from the Bethel University, an administrative licensure degree from St. Mary's University, and a doctorate (Ed.D.) in educational administration from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. During her career, she has worked with outstanding teams of educators to launch new programs such as a new Career Academy, and numerous collaborative partnerships supporting innovative teaching and learning initiatives. She was instrumental in redesigning three alternative schools to more effectively serve students in grades PreK-12 with significant behavior needs. Dr. Stavem is a published author in the area of student mobility, and provides ongoing training for schools to develop consistent transition plans and practices. She was named as one of Lincoln's “Inspiring Women” and is a frequent speaker and presenter at local and national conferences. Learn more about Dr. Jane Stavem: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jane-stavem-a982b175/ Learn more about Sioux Falls School District on Twitter @SFSchools
Late last year Congress passed a second relief bill to help students catch up from pandemic learning losses in schools all across the country. Lincoln Public Schools is deciding what they'll do with their $63 million dollars in funds for next school year.
KFOR's Dale Jonson talks with Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Steve Joel
In this episode of The Good Life EDU podcast, we are joined by Christine Haeffner of Lincoln Public Schools and Sara Churchill of the University of Nebraska Omaha for an insightful look at the impact school librarians have on learning in the contemporary school setting. The role of the school librarian has expanded significantly over the past twenty years, and in this conversation, we discuss the breadth of support that this vital position plays on behalf students, teachers, and learning in schools today.
The Bay Skatepark, a favorite after-school hangout spot for Lincoln kids, will soon be a school for creatives and artists. Bay High is a collaborative focus program between Lincoln Public Schools and non profit Rabble Mill set to open in fall 2022.
The Bay Skatepark, a favorite after-school hangout spot for Lincoln kids, will soon be a school for creatives and artists. Bay High is a collaborative focus program between Lincoln Public Schools and non profit Rabble Mill set to open in fall 2022.
What's the connection between and our minds and physical movement? How did my trainer help me and his other clients focus on movement and our mental well-being during quarantine? We'll explore these things and more while Getting Real Immersed in Truth. 2020 has been a year of stressful and even traumatic events. Natural disasters,Covid19, more people becoming aware of racism and racial injustice, the loss of normalcy, death of beloved Icons in history, athletics and the arts, political divisiveness, our polarized country, and sadly Polarization as Christians. Many of us are on autopilot. Just trudging through trying to get through the week, the day, and for some, the hour. Many of us are anxiously waiting for 2020 to be over, in hopes that things will improve. Jeremiah 30:17 says "But I will restore you to health and heal your wounds,' declares the LORD" ~ Today I'm talking to Jeremy Miller - Owner/operator of Redzone Fitness and Training Center. He has a Masters's degree in Business and a Bachelors's degree in Exercise and Nutrition. Jeremy has been a fitness trainer for nine years. One thing I like to say is if you have health problems or a chronic illness please see your physician before starting any workout. Remember, if you have health problems or a chronic illness please see your physician before starting any workout. As Jeremy stated -Proceeds from the September fitness challenge will go to the Foundation for Lincoln Public Schools. I'd like to give a shoutout to my O dark thirty Jesus Crew. Our name comes from the fact that it's O dark thirty when we get to the gym and we love Jesus. You can find Jeremy's information and the link for Redzone fitness website and facebook page in the show notes. Also a link to an article about physical movement during these difficult times. https://redzonefitnesslincoln.com/ (https://redzonefitnesslincoln.com/) https://www.facebook.com/RedzoneFitnessLincoln/ (https://www.facebook.com/RedzoneFitnessLincoln/) https://patients.healthquest.org/exercise-is-essential-for-well-being-during-covid-19-pandemic/ (https://patients.healthquest.org/exercise-is-essential-for-well-being-during-covid-19-pandemic/) Don't forget to subscribe and rate us on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google podcast or wherever you listen to your pods. Connect with me on Instagram @Robrennaredl and my Getting Real Immersed in Truth podcast Facebook page and my blog: https://robrennaredl.wordpress.com/ (https://robrennaredl.wordpress.com) The podcast is Produced by me - Robrenna Redl and Hand-crafted Studios Original Music by Hand-crafted Studios: Composer Michael Coffey You are not alone: September is also Suicide Awareness Month. Please reach out to someone if you need help. You can also call the suicide hotline at 1-800-273-8255 Prestamos Servicios En Español 1-888-628-9454 1-888-628-9454 Options For Deaf + Hard of Hearing For TTY Users: Use your preferred relay service or dial 711 then 1-800-273-8255. https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/ (CHAT WITH LIFELINE) Remember you must take care of yourself before you can take care of anyone else; Until next time Keep your Grit up by Getting Real While Immersed in Truth.
Michelle Welch is a Registered Dietitian and the District Wellness Facilitator at Lincoln Public Schools in Lincoln, Nebraska. During this episode, we spoke with Michelle about how she creates content for multiple audiences and how she applies digital citizenship when sharing health and wellness information on behalf of her school district. You can connect with Michelle on linkedinand Twitter. You can learn more about LPS Wellnessand follow them on Twitter. Be sure to follow Class Intercom on Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to the Content Generation podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.
We talk with Korey Reiman, a local attorney and parent who has pushed for more security in Lincoln Public Schools since the Parkland, Florida shootings.
How does Lincoln Public Schools keep students safe? Joe Wright and Jon Sundermeier, former police captains who now manage security at LPS, talk with Journal Star education reporter Margaret Reist in the wake of the Feb. 14, 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
FILLING CURRICULUM GAPS WITH NEW DIGITAL CONTENT DELIVERY SYSTEMS Our guests are, all the way from Lincoln, NE, Mary Reiman, Director of Library Services for Lincoln Public Schools and Mitch Coulter,Product Manager for E-Books at Follett Learning
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