Podcasts about Madison High School

In this episode of AASA Radio, educational leaders discuss the lessons they learned from the pandemic and how the experience changed the way they lead their districts. The panel explores the transformative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on public schools and shares the successful strategies they've embraced for fostering resilience, innovation, and well-being. The group emphasized the importance of building the right infrastructure and capacity for both students and staff to thrive in an AI-driven world, as well as the role of strategic planning in preparing students for future challenges. The episode concludes with advice for education leaders on integrating technology into their practices effectively. Dr. Gustavo Balderas is President of the Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents and President of AASA. Balderas has been involved in numerous state, regional, and national organizations and committees, including having served on the Oregon State Board of Education as a superintendent liaison, the AASA Executive Committee, the Chiefs for Change Board, and is a co-founder and inaugural president of the Oregon Association of Latino Administrators. Dr. Brandi Kelly is a superintendent, author, speaker, and consultant. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Kelly is dedicated to empowering leaders to inspire growth, create positive change, and cultivate environments where success thrives. Dr. Kelly has received numerous accolades for her leadership, including the NAESP Distinguished Elementary School Principal Award and the Middle School Principal of the Year Award. Dr. Jeremy S. Owoh is Superintendent of Schools at Jacksonville North Pulaski School District. Owoh's mission is to bridge educational disparities through cutting-edge instructional practices. Owoh serves as President of the ISTE+ASCD Board of Directors. Dr. Barbara Sargent is the superintendent of the Hermon School Department in Hermon, Maine. She served as Principal of Village School and Orchard Hills School in Montgomery Township, NJ for six years, earning a NJ Principal of the Year recognition in 2003. As Assistant Superintendent for the Madison School District, Barbara partnered with amazing educators to enrich the district curricula and lead academic initiatives that elevated Madison High School in state rankings.

Madison High School's Grad Night party is happening on May 22, but organizers are still looking for donations.

Nash Humpherys, a standout player from Madison High School, is ranked as Idaho's top basketball player and has led his team to an impressive season with a 19-2 record. Despite his success, he remains humble, focusing on hard work, and plans to serve a two-year LDS mission before playing at Boise State.

In this hoops talk, Coach Gerald Smith discusses his journey in coaching basketball, particularly at Madison High School, a storied program in Dallas Fort Worth. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining high expectations and standards for student-athletes, balancing academics with athletics, and the role of coaches in shaping young men's lives. Coach Smith shares insights on building team culture, the significance of communication, and adapting coaching strategies to fit the players' needs. He also reflects on the long-term impact of high school experiences on athletes' futures and the importance of recognizing individual roles within a team. In this conversation, Coach Smith discusses various aspects of basketball coaching, emphasizing the importance of spacing, role identification, and setting clear expectations for players. He highlights the work ethic of NBA players and the significance of understanding all stakeholders involved in a player's development. Coach Smith also addresses the impact of social media on coaching, the balance between motivation and strategy, and the necessity of self-awareness in coaching practices. The discussion culminates in rapid-fire questions that reveal personal insights and preferences related to basketball and coaching.

Janalyn Holt, CEO and President of the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce says the Chamber has been hosting the Veteran's Day Ceremony for some 20 years. In the past the event was hosted at the Veteran's Memorial at Smith Park. Holt says since changing the venue they've been able to include more to the program. “We've been able to add all of the band and the orchestra, the arts here at Madison high school, they add so much to the ceremony in general,” Holt says.

Madison High School presents “Anastasia” directed by Ryan Snelgrove.

Episode Summary: In this episode of MetaBusiness Millennial, titled Sovereign Steps in Leadership, we navigate the powerful intersection of personal sovereignty and modern life. I dive deep into what it means to take charge as the author of your own story and walk listeners through practical steps to unlock authentic leadership in today's complex world. Together with my guest, Roshaud Mayes (That Boy Shaud), we explore the transformative journey of claiming personal freedom and breaking free from the societal autopilot that often defines our choices. From recognizing and unlearning limiting beliefs to embracing deeper cultural and spiritual awareness, we cover essential practices for anyone seeking to lead a life of conscious, intentional impact. Roshaud and I discuss our unique paths toward authentic leadership, sharing personal experiences that highlight how self-awareness and alignment can empower us to navigate our lives on our own terms. This episode is a call to all listeners ready to make conscious choices, craft a life of meaning, and embody sovereignty as a guiding principle in their personal and professional lives. Prepare to step into your sovereignty with insights, wisdom, and actionable steps that will support you in making lasting, impactful change. Key Takeaways: Leadership as Self-Awareness: Before you can lead others, you need to understand who you are. Self-discovery and questioning your identity are critical steps on the leadership journey. Energetic Power and Consciousness: True power isn't about dominating others; it's about mastering your own energy. I discuss how tools like affirmations and meditation can amplify your "light body" and raise your consciousness. Navigating Emotions: Emotions are signals of where you are on the consciousness map. Recognizing and working through emotions like anger, fear, and shame is essential for growth and for stepping into a higher leadership role. The Role of Inner Child Healing: Addressing inner child wounds can transform how we relate to others and how we show up as leaders. It's about creating safety for yourself, embracing all your emotions, and nurturing that inner part of you. Holistic Approach to Leadership: Leadership isn't just about the mind—it involves your entire energetic system, including your chakras and aura. I break down how aligning these can elevate your leadership journey. I hope you find value in this episode and feel inspired to dive deeper into your own leadership journey. About Roshaud Mayes: Roshaud (That Boy Shaud) Mayes is an artist, producer, and mix engineer from the Northside of Houston, Texas. He began rapping at the age of 15 with an upstart label (Suit & Tie Entertainment) while attending Madison High School as a freshman. During this time he crafted a mixtape that received instant success due to internet/word of mouth guerilla promotional tactics. Since this time, he has become a staple in the Houston underground rap scene releasing consistent, quality projects year in and year out. Shaud's style is one of a kind, but is said to mirror the likes of Eminem and Andre 3000 simultaneously. Boasting a vocabulary that we could talk about at nauseum, Shaud is currently recording his 15th solo project. He's also an educator, sports coach, vegan chef, nutritionist, and a raw crystal jewelry creator. Follow Roshaud: Instagram: @thatboyshaud Spotify: That Boy Shaud Links: songshare.com/artist/2nc61m54 Connect with Erin Patten: Website: themetabusiness.world Email: info@erinpatten.com Instagram: @iamerinpatten Podcast IG: @themetabusinessmillennialpodcast LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/iamerinpatten YouTube: youtube.com/@iamerinpatten WANT MORE? Are you ready to elevate your business leadership? Apply for our exclusive program! https://calendly.com/erinpatten/metaclaritycall Which MetaBusiness Avatar are you? Take this free 15 questions quiz to find out: www.themetabusinessquiz.com Podcast Disclaimer: By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the entire contents and design of this Podcast, are the property of The MetaBusiness World, or used by The MetaBusiness World with permission, and are protected under U.S. and international copyright and trademark laws. Except as otherwise provided herein, users of this Podcast may save and use information contained in the Podcast only for personal or other non-commercial, educational purposes. No other use, including, without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this Podcast may be made without the prior written permission of The MetaBusiness World, which may be requested by contacting admin@themetabusiness.world. This podcast is for educational purposes only. The host and guests claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein.

Madison High School recently announced it will raffle off a Jeep Wrangler from Stone's Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram & Toyota to support students.

For today's pregame conversation, Richmond Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson chats with first baseman Bryce Eldridge, who joined the team last week for the final two weeks of the 2024 season. Eldridge, a native of Vienna, Virginia, grew up an hour and 45 minutes north of Richmond and helped Madison High School to a pair of state championships before being selected by the San Francisco Giants in the first round of the 2023 MLB Draft. This year, he has put together an impressive first full professional season, leading the Giants system in homers and a handful of other offensive categories while rising up three levels of the minor league ladder. Eldridge talked about growing up in Northern Virginia, the grand welcome he received in his return home, his 2024 season and a whole lot more.

This Saturday on Vintage Classic Radio's "Saturday Matinee," we delve into a selection of captivating radio show episodes. Starting with "Bright Star," we explore "The Oil Swindle," where Susan Armstrong, played by Irene Dunne, and George Harvey, voiced by Fred MacMurray, get entangled in a local scandal involving fraudulent oil stocks. The duo uses their journalistic skills to expose the culprits and save the town's investments. Next, we tune into "Our Miss Brooks," featuring the charming Eve Arden as Connie Brooks in "Peanuts, the Great Dane." This humorous episode revolves around Miss Brooks mistakenly receiving a large Great Dane as a gift, which leads to a series of comedic events at Madison High School. The episode is filled with laughter, featuring Gale Gordon as Osgood Conklin and Richard Crenna as Walter Denton among others. Moving on, "Love Story" presents "Tiny Pink Elephant," where Helen Mack portrays a young woman who purchases a miniature elephant under the influence of a whimsical impulse, leading to unexpected adventures and a light-hearted look at romance and dreams. Lastly, we enjoy a classic from "The Jack Benny Show," titled “Jack's Sponsor Buys Insurance On Him." Jack Benny, along with his regular cast members Mary Livingstone, Phil Harris, Rochester, and Dennis Day, brings humor to the predicament of his sponsor taking out an insurance policy on him, sparking a string of hilarious misunderstandings and antics. Join us this Saturday for these timeless tales that continue to entertain decades after their original broadcasts.

Jennifer Barzee is a business teacher at Madison High School. With the support of their committee, the idea of a "Shark Tank" style Business Pitch competition was created so that students would have the opportunity to pitch their independent businesses for a chance to win a grand prize.

A Comedy Filled MondayFirst a look at this day in History.Then Amos ‘n' Andy, originally broadcast April 22, 1951, 73 years ago, Sapphire in Chicago. While Sapphire is away, the Kingfish is determined to be pleasant to his mother-in-law. His efforts lead Mama and himself to a courtroom!Followed by the news of Sunday, April 22, 1951, then Jack Benny, originally broadcast April 22, 1951, 73 years ago, The IRS visits Jack AGAIN!  Mary reads a letter from Mama. The men from the Internal Revue Service visit Jack once again. The entire cast visits the circus. Jack wrestles a gorilla. Then Our Miss Brooks starring Eve Arden, originally broadcast April 22, 1951, 73 years ago, The School gets a TV set. A television set has been placed inside Madison High School. The Coulter Collection Agency soon claims the new television, right before Mr. Stone comes to inspect it. Follower by Fibber McGee and Molly, originally broadcast April 22, 1947, 77 years ago, The Carnival.  Fibber and Molly visit the Wistful Vista carnival. Finally Claudia, originally broadcast April 22, 1948, 76 years ago, In the Gloaming. Thanks to Robert for supporting our podcast by using the Buy Me a Coffee function at http://classicradio.streamIf you like what we do here, visit our friend Jay at http://radio.macinmind.com for great old time radio shows 24 hours a day. 

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- WHAT WE'VE BEEN UP TO - Your Boys Are Joined by Lamon and New Guest, Troy(T-roy) Hawkins to Talk Attending a Wedding, Checking Out the Houston Rodeo, Looking Back at the Superbowl, Golf Tournament, Watching "A Hip Hop Story", New Coaching Gig, Working on Improving Health - NEWS - Kelce Bumped Into His Coach With No Backlash, Shooting at the KC Chiefs Parade, Students Staged a Walk Out at Houston's Madison High School over Cell Phone Ban, Trump Fined $350 Million in NY Court and Released New Shoes, Autistic Girl in Louisiana Died and Melted Into the Couch - BREAK - Butt Plug Accident - F@CKERY/LISTENER FEEDBACK - Old Shool Rathet Music vs New School Ratchet Music, Sons Bucking Up to Fathers, Mo'Nique vs D.L. Hugley, Carl Weathers Passed, Meg vs Nicki, What Part of Hip Hop is More Negative?

What's good, gangsters?!? It was a heavy duty week in Clown World with lots to discuss. Here are this week's topics: - Superbowl! - Harvard vaxx mandates - Canada MAID update - Farming is "ecocide"? - European farmer protests - Hawaii home to bio-engineered mosquitos - Chile fires - Pacific tectonic plate being torn apart - Madison High School cell phone ban - China makes an AI child - Robot surgery failure - Tucker Carlson interviews Vladimir Putin Thank you for listening and also to those who show up and chat with us every week live on Youtube! If you like the show please share it with a few friends. Your support is appreciated! See you next week + stay gangster Links For The Spiritual Gangsters https://linktr.ee/thespiritualgangsterspodcast Links For The Occult Rejects & The NY Patriot Show https://linktr.ee/occultrejectsandfriends

Join us this Saturday for a trip down memory lane with three timeless radio shows that will transport you back to the golden era of radio entertainment. The Abbott and Costello Show - "Sam Shovel - Case of the Curbstone Murder" (Originally Broadcasted on December 2nd, 1948): In this uproarious episode of "The Abbott and Costello Show," Bud and Lou find themselves embroiled in a comically convoluted murder mystery. When they stumble upon a murder scene, they attempt to solve the crime, but their bumbling antics and witty wordplay add more confusion than clarity. Get ready for laughs galore as Abbott and Costello deliver their trademark humor in this classic radio gem. The cast includes Bud Abbott as Bud Abbott, Lou Costello as Lou Costello, Sid Fields as Mr. Bacciagalupe, and Michael Roy as Mel Blanc. Our Miss Brooks - "Old Clothes for Party" (Originally Broadcasted on January 2nd, 1949): Join the lovable and ever-hopeful Miss Brooks, an English teacher at Madison High School, as she navigates the challenges of life, love, and teaching. In this charming episode, Miss Brooks tries to find a creative solution to her wardrobe woes when she's invited to a party thrown by her principal. With her characteristic wit and humor, she takes you on a delightful journey through the ups and downs of her comical adventures. The cast features Eve Arden as Connie Brooks, Gale Gordon as Osgood Conklin, Jeff Chandler as Mr. Boynton, and Richard Crenna as Walter Denton. The Railroad Hour - "Up in Central Park" (Originally Broadcasted on March 9th, 1953): Travel back to the enchanting world of musical theater with "The Railroad Hour." In this episode, "Up in Central Park," you'll be swept away by the romantic and melodic tale set in the heart of New York City's Central Park. Join the talented cast as they bring this captivating story to life through music and song, creating a magical experience that will leave you humming along. The cast includes Gordon MacRae as Steve Allen, Lucille Norman as Rose Smith, Gale Sherwood as Mrs. Cromwell, and Frank Nelson as Mayor George B. McClellan. Don't miss out on this Saturday's "Saturday Matinee" as we revisit these unforgettable episodes of classic radio entertainment. Tune in and let the nostalgia wash over you as we transport you to a bygone era of laughter, romance, and musical enchantment.

The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce and the city of Rexburg held its annual Veterans Day ceremony at Madison High School. The program included music from the Madison High School band and orchestra as well as a solo from Brady Stuart.

Municipal election results are in, Madison High School presents The Music Man and the Fall Bazaar Craft Fair returns to Idaho Falls.

Charismatic traveling salesman, Professor Harold Hill, sells band instruments with the promise of forming marching bands. The problem is, he leaves before following through.

On this Friday, these are your Evening Headlines... The judge has ruled that the DNA records in the case of Brian Kohberger must soon be turned over to the court. Plus, Daylight Saving ends on Sunday. Then, Madison High School will perform "The Music Man" this month. Finally, The First Presidency Christmas Devotional is December 3.

Madison High School Senior James Tivao joined the PPR Podcast to look back on his success, and share what he hopes to accomplish in his future football career.

Madison Cares' Communications Director Macail Chavez sits down to talk to about "Rise Above" -- an event at the Madison High School football stadium for families to get to know the mental health professionals of Madison Cares.

The public school system in the United States has historically been built to support the success of one type of student: a typically developing student with average intellectual ability.   And, unfortunately, any student who falls outside of this type has a much harder time thriving in a system that is not built for them.  Fairfax County Public Schools in Virginia, one of the largest school systems in the US, is trying to expand the success of more of their students by being one of the first systems in the country to create a neurodiversity specialist.Join Jessica Kidwell as she talks with Kristen Haynor, Neurodiversity Specialist for Fairfax County Public Schools, about this new position and how she is trying to change the culture of this school system in hopes to create a system that truly celebrates all types of students. Key Moments:[00:00:18] Neurodiversity in Public Schools.[00:08:36] Neurodivergent students and equity.[00:17:32] Understanding neurodivergent behaviors.[00:21:56] Supporting neurodiversity in education.About Kristen Haynor:Kristen Haynor is the Neurodiversity Specialist for Fairfax County Pubic Schools in the state of Virginia, which is one of the largest public school systems in the United States.  Kristen, who is neurodivergent herself, is a graduate of the FCPS school system.  After graduating from Madison High School, Kristen received a bachelors degree in Biology from the University of Mary Washington, her Master's degree in Special Education from George Mason University, and is currently pursuing her PhD in International Education. Follow Neuroversity on all our social platforms:Neuroversity WebsiteIGFacebookTwitterLinkedInPatreon

Morning Headlines For May 9, 2023... Idaho gas prices are rising, a firework injured two students at Madison High School's prom, and a Rexburg senior couple were crowned as grand marshals for this year's Independence Day parade.

Alex Goff shares his football journey from Madison High School to earning a National Championship with the Mount Union Purple Raiders!  The Purple Raiders strive for excellence!  We dive into the reason for their dynasty of winning!  Listen and be inspired by Alex's work ethic and perseverance!  We also discuss some of his commercial lending options.    Show  hosted by: John Pavlansky and Pete Peterson Show produced by: Mark Gray

Wesley Perkins, cohost for Two Shots Podcast, Spurs React contributor, Chris Duel Show contributor, Local High School Band Director for Madison High School joins the Sweep the League Spotlight! Follow Wesley @Wesleyperk We talk marching band background, What song would Rocky sing to a girl on Valentine's Day? Jakob Poeltl returns to Toronto, Dallas Cowboys Talk, Jerry Jones, High school sports memories, & Super Bowl 57 picks So many questions that need answers. All of that and more on Sweep the League Podcast! Join Rudy campos Jr., Derrick Gervin, Candice Avila-Garcia, Rocky Garza Jr., Shemaiah, & Mark aka "Stats" as we talk sports & more every Monday on Sweep The League Podcast ! Powered By Special Leaf Tea Show that love! Follow us on Twitter: Rudy at @sweeptheleague, Derrick at @derrick_gervin, Candice at @_candicegarcia, Rocky at @rockssjr, Shemaiah at @shemaiahonthebt, and Mark aka "Stats" @Markth333MC #SweeptheLeague #SweeporKeep

In this episode, Ben and Michael sit down with Jason Ellrott, Madison High School's AP literature teacher, to discuss AP classes and the value of a college education.

The community of Rexburg honored veterans on Veterans Day in a ceremony held at Madison High School.

These are your Evening Headlines for November 9, 2022... The District 91 bond failed to pass yesterday — what that means. Plus, Madison High School's Theater Department is bringing Brigadoon to the stage. Also, Elder Neil L. Andersen is in the South Pacific this week.

Madison High School's production of Brigadoon runs Thursday through Saturday, November 10-12 and Monday, November 14.

Happy Halloween! Here are your Evening Headlines for October 31, 2022... The body an Idaho Falls hunter, missing since October 19th, has been found. Plus, Rexburg invites you to get ready for leaf collection in November. Also, Madison High School is hosting a Veteran's Day assembly.

Tune in to learn about the Veterans Day program at Madison High school on November 11th. Organizers were from the Rexburg City Chamber of Commerce and Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Rick Croft, the director of Madison Cares at Madison School District, talks about September as Suicide Prevention Awareness month. On September 26th, Madison Cares will a host a free showing of the film My Ascension at 6 p.m. at Madison High School's performing arts center.

The high school football game between the Withrow Tigers and the Trotwood Madison Rams is now available on demand at NO CHARGE!!!

Beware of what your children's teachers are teaching students this year. Many are engaging in radical, left-wing indoctrination and they think they can get away with it. According to Washington examiners commentary writer Christopher Tremoglie's exclusive report, a student claimed that a teacher at Madison High School in San Diego wrote on his classroom's dry-erase board that “fascist” are people who are “white,” “heterosexual,” “Christian,” and “Trump supporters” (in addition to President Trump.” He also said the modern-day Republican Party is fascist. ⭕️Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

English students at Madison High School in San Diego, California received a surprising lesson last week from their teacher. Instead of teaching students at Madison High School how to craft an argumentative essay...the English teacher shared his personal political ideology. We reveal and react to this story from the Washington Examiner. We also react to a new library for students in California started by Danielle Serio. Danielle Serio started a library for students...with books teaching them how to become a member of the alphabet.

Skylar is a 2022 Coke Scholar. Every year the Coca Cola Scholars Foundation awards a select set of High School Seniors the Coca Cola Scholarship. In this Podcast, Skylar talks about being a Science Media Creator, Winning the Coca Cola Scholarship, her college search process, and advice to college aspirants. #CokeScholars In particular, we discuss the following with her: Who is Skylar Walters? Science Media Creator & Other Interests Winning the Coke Scholarship College Process Advice for High Schoolers Topics discussed in this episode: Introducing Skylar Walters, Coke Scholar [] Hi Fives - Podcast Highlights [] Who is Skylar Walters? [] High School Interests [] Science Media Creator [] The Inspiration [] Being a Girl in Science [] Why Coke Scholarship? [] Coke Scholarship App Process [] The Coke Scholarship Difference [] Outlook for the Future [] College Search [] Advice to High Schoolers [] Our Guest: Skylar Walters is a 2022 Coke Scholar, and a recent graduate of Madison High School, New Jersey. Skylar will be a Freshman at Brown University in Fall 2022. Memorable Quote: “I think there's a really big problem in science. And it's that it is way too highbrow. There are so many concepts that you can explain so simply, and so easily with, with better communication. ” Skylar Walters. Episode Transcript: Please visit Episode's Transcript. Similar Episodes: College Experiences Calls-to-action: Subscribe to our Weekly Podcast Newsletter. Follow us on Instagram. To Ask the Guest a question, or to comment on this episode, email podcast@almamatters.io. Subscribe or Follow our podcasts at any of these locations: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify.

“David Dorr, the Executive Director at Somerset Career and Technical Prep, approached myself along with the other surrounding schools to the tech center, and just asked, does anybody have any space and I happen to be in my office. I quickly responded and said, we have some space come on up. And I think within 24 hours, Dave and I were meeting in this area here, which was a combination of a little welding, a little fabrication kids worked on vehicles in here. And I said, how would this work? And that was really how it began and it's incredible that we're here a year later because last year at this time, we were completely bare walls. None of this equipment was here and at the beginning of September, we started the program as a satellite for SCTC. And now we're up and running and just looking to make it more than what it was last year and how can we support kids and have a comprehensive offering for students and also for community members because we also have a vision that we want this running throughout the day, throughout the evening as people want to get involved in welding,” said Christopher LeBlanc, Principal at Madison High School. Prior to Madison High School opening this welding facility under SCTC, the welding program had a lengthy waitlist. This center has helped the program extensively and Christopher hopes to see more growth and involvement in the future.“We've talked about the signs that you see in this facility here, not that we want to take away from other people in the communities that are doing it. But this is something that we had looked about incorporating computer design and then being able to have a machine that makes those signs as well as all of the various signs that people have on their house. We're also looking to incorporate other disciplines, because that could be done up in our computer classes. You know, maybe they're not into the welding piece of it. But there's so much more that you can do with computer design and hands on experience, and to do that stuff. Plus, it is also as a springboard of what we need to do next door in the woodshop. Because if you can do it here, in the metal shop, you have just as many people interested in the woodshop as you do here, and hoping that with again, community support and we've already started that conversation with some local people on how do we enhance that over there, modernize that and really make that for those people who are hands on but more in the wood opposed to the metal,” said LeBlanc.Chris Beaman graduated from Madison High School and is a new instructor of the SCTC welding center at the high school. He has learned lots of skills not just in welding but in teaching as well. He continues to improve his teaching skills and grow the welding program that he knows very well and has a passion for. “I graduated in 2016 and grew up Madison, so I've spent my entire life here so far. And how I got into welding was seeing it through my father growing up. He was always a welder and I didn't really know what I wanted to go to school for. When my sister told me, I should just go to school for welding, I took her advice and went with it. And it led me to this, so I can't really complain. It's cool to see the success come out of the students after just one year. Like I told you earlier, seven out of ten of my students got certified this year. One got six certifications, which in a year span is pretty good to me. I'm hoping to expand that and get 100% next year, we'll see if that happens,” said Chris Beaman, Madison High School welding instructor.Tune in to learn more about how the welding center at Madison High School began, how they have helped not only students but adults build their careers in welding, and what the future holds for them at the SCTC welding program continues to grow.To learn more about SCTC please visit their website

New Mansfield police captain takes oath, preps for military deployment: https://www.richlandsource.com/news/new-mansfield-police-captain-takes-oath-preps-for-military-deployment/article_14e8a982-02d6-11ed-bc72-a7bc0eb388fa.html Museum Adventure Awaits: https://www.richlandsource.com/local_events/museum-adventure-awaits/event_20ba8f72-a0a8-11ec-a8d1-73001c961ab5.html Randy Carver has about a month to enjoy serving the community in his new role as a Mansfield police captain. The 1997 Madison High School graduate will then be gone for a year, deploying to serve the United States in his role as a 1st Sgt. in the Ohio Army National Guard.Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://www.texascenterforsportpsychology.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Texassportpsychology/   This is Part 2 of Nick Lee's Interview Nick Lee was a former professional player with the Washington Nationals organization from 2011 to 2018. He went to Madison High School in San Antonio TX and after attending college he was drafted by the Nationals in 2011. He has vast baseball experience at the highest level and had to battle arm injuries along the way. In this episode he talks about his mental and physical struggles and how gritty you have to be as a professional baseball player. Currently he is working a hitting instructor and coach with the Jimmy Gonzales Baseball Academy in San Antonio, TX.

https://www.texascenterforsportpsychology.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Texassportpsychology/   Nick Lee was a former professional player with the Washington Nationals organization from 2011 to 2018. He went to Madison High School in San Antonio TX and after attending college he was drafted by the Nationals in 2011. He has vast baseball experience at the highest level and had to battle arm injuries along the way. In this episode he talks about his mental and physical struggles and how gritty you have to be as a professional baseball player. Currently he is working a hitting instructor and coach with the Jimmy Gonzales Baseball Academy in San Antonio, TX.

Patience and talent lead to a Netflix payoff for Madison graduate: https://www.richlandsource.com/life_and_culture/patience-and-talent-lead-to-a-netflix-payoff-for-madison-graduate/article_54fe0e86-e6ca-11ec-b51f-3bc9abefcdfa.html 4-time Grammy Award winner Mac Powell to headline The Boot Life Block Party on July 1: https://www.richlandsource.com/life_and_culture/4-time-grammy-award-winner-mac-powell-to-headline-the-boot-life-block-party-on/article_dc991308-e8ce-11ec-ada2-5b657f6f1db5.html Remembering Ann Teschler: https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/sharon-ann-teschler/article_7a24610a-e8ce-11ec-a1a7-af0b22537f4a.html A song written and performed more than 50 years ago is still paying dividends for Madison High School graduate Steve Geary. It's the kind of story that makes rock and roll history. Geary was a high school marching band member at Madison growing up. And in the 1960’s he and some of his classmates formed a band called "Yesterday Memory". They performed at numerous places around Mansfield.Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Madison graduate wins $25,000 on NBC's 'Dancing with Myself': https://www.richlandsource.com/life_and_culture/madison-graduate-wins-25-000-on-nbcs-dancing-with-myself/article_24fbd428-e915-11ec-a960-3b87d91ffc60.html Mansfield WWII veteran receives 10k cards for 100th birthday: https://www.richlandsource.com/life_and_culture/mansfield-wwii-veteran-receives-10k-cards-for-100th-birthday/article_cd3b6aec-e80f-11ec-bec0-87660b2bab5a.html Today – Madison High School alum Keara Wilson wins $25,000 on NBC's new show after going viral on TikTok. And later – a Mansfield WWII veteran received more than 10,000 birthday cards — many from strangers — as a result of his family's media campaign.Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here is a rundown of this morning's news... The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall is paying a visit to Soda Springs this weekend. Plus, a local student is named as one of this year's U.S. Presidential Scholars. Also, Madison High School invites you to go fly a kite today.

Madison High School is hosting a kite flying event tomorrow with Madison Cares and Optum Healthcare at Bobcat Stadium. The event will feature more than just flying kites. There will also be opportunities to decorate kites, paint rocks and draw with chalk. there will even be free hot dogs and chips for those in attendance. "I think that it's important to come together as a community and talk about mental health. To show people who are struggling with mental health issues that they have support and to reach out and get help because it's more common than any of us would like to think. It's one in five (people)," said Jessica Goudy, the director of communications for Madison County School District #321. The Madison Cares Mental Health Department will also share a family-friendly message about mental health and take time to answer questions. So grab a kite and support your community tomorrow from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

A cast of high school students will be performing the stage production of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 in the Madison High Performing Arts Center this weekend and on Monday.

Our Miss Brooks starring Eve Arden, originally broadcast April 22, 1951, 71 years ago, The New School TV Set. A television set has been placed inside Madison High School. The Coulter Collection Agency soon claims the new television, right before Mr. Stone comes to inspect it.

Join host, Carl Amari, for an exciting re-broadcast of Our Miss Brooks, featuring narration from Eve Arden and Gale Gordon.If you're looking for a great time filled with laughs and good fun, look no further! Originally airing on CBS in 1948, Our Miss Brooks follows a sardonic high school English teacher named Connie Brooks (Eve Arden) as she traverses through her classroom and the hallways of Madison High School. Thanks to the comedic talent of Eve Arden, the series had a successful run that lasted up until 1957, and had even received an eventual film adaption in 1956 that further solidified the series legacy in the comedic world.Originally airing 3/25/1951, be sure to grab those backpacks and get ready to travel back to the classrooms of Madison High for this weeks episode of "Real Estate Partnership," with Connie Brooks!Enjoying The Film Detective?You can watch this episode here.Or connect with us here:FacebookInstagramTwitterYouTubeWant even more? Subscribe to our Newsletter here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Boys from Purple Minion Productions present their first podcast episode introducing a series of 4 shows in an attempt to bridge any communication gap between groups within Madison High School.

In episode 106 Mike sits down with coach, speaker, author and fellow Liberty University graduate, Stephon Leary.Stephon Leary has a long tenure of basketball success. Coach Leary's athletic career started as a high school player at Madison High School in Houston, TX and finished at Houston Christian Preparatory (now Faith West Academy in Katy, TX) where he led them to an NACA National Championship.  He went on to play Division I basketball at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia from 1987-1992. His college playing career was cut short due to knee injuries.Coach Leary began his coaching career in 1993 at his high school alma mater, Faith West Academy.  He served as the school's Athletic Director and Head Coach for football, basketball, and baseball. He built a competitive athletic program from the ground up with limited funds and facilities at a time when the high school only went through the ninth grade.  He led the high school girls varsity basketball team to five State Championships and guided the boys varsity teams to two State Championships along with several Regional Championship appearances for both teams.  In addition, he coached the high school football team to become the TAPPS 3A State Champions in 2000. Combining all the basketball teams Coach Leary has led, he has accumulated a record of 532 wins and 166 losses.From 2002-2009, Coach Leary has been utilizing his coaching talent in the collegiate ranks.  He returned to his college alma mater, Liberty University, where he was hired to be the Recruiting Coordinator, manage the strength & conditioning program, supervise skill development, and handle scouting.  He spent three years at Liberty helping the team to a Big South Conference 2nd place finish in 2003, 1st place finish in 2004, and 2nd place finish in 2005.  In 2004, Liberty won the Conference Championship and advanced to the NCAA National Tournament.He was then offered the opportunity to become a Head Coach and build a championship program at first year NCAA Division II University, Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach, Florida.  He spent two years with his teams experiencing success in beating nationally ranked opponents in one of the toughest conferences in the nation for NCAA Division II.You will love this conversation talking about Stephon's time growing up in Houston to his time at Liberty University..  Coach Leary's passion for young lives, basketball and making a difference is fueled by his love of Jesus!