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On this episode we're joined by 2022 Burroughs Wellcome Fund North Carolina Teacher of the Year Leah Carper and Representative Maria Cervania to discuss the second annual Bring Your Legislator to School Day. The event which is organized by Members of the NC Teacher of the Year and Principal of the Year Network and the Public School Forum of North Carolina creates an opportunity for legislators to experience the day-to-day reality of North Carolina's elementary and secondary schools for a better understanding of what is working well for students and educators as well as the challenges they face.

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This episode is presented by Carolina Readiness Supply –  The annual report outlining why teachers leave their jobs in North Carolina is certain to prompt calls for increasing teacher pay - even though it's not listed as one of the top reasons teachers leave. Subscribe to the podcast at: https://ThePeteKalinerShow.com/  All the links to Pete's Prep are free: https://patreon.com/petekalinershow  Please note: Google Podcasts are merging into YouTube Music. See details here.Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is presented by Carolina Readiness Supply –  North Carolina's annual teacher turnover report is out, prompting demands for higher teacher pay. But the problem is the government model. Subscribe to the podcast at: https://ThePeteKalinerShow.com/  All the links to Pete's Prep are free: https://patreon.com/petekalinershow  Please note: Google Podcasts are merging into YouTube Music. See details here.Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Have you ever had a teacher who changed your life? SaCola Lehr sits down with Kimberly Jones, North Carolina Teacher of the Year for the 2023-2024 school year, shares her journey to becoming an educator and the impact of education on her life. In this episode, SaCola interviews Kimberly and discusses her background, influential people in her life, and the importance of education. Kimberly challenges common myths surrounding teaching and emphasizes the need for diversity in the teaching profession. Her words of wisdom for fellow and aspiring educators? Affirm your students and help them see themselves in a positive light. Listen to this episode to learn more about the transformative power of education and the role of teachers in shaping the future of society. Quotes: Kimberly Jones, 00:17:00, "I am exceptional but I am not an exception." SaCola Lehr, 00:38:31, "There is something that you are going to say and there's something that you're going to speak into the life of a child that affirms them that helps them to see themselves in a way that perhaps they never could or had never thought to, and that is the gift of what we do, that is the gift of what we do." Website: https://bit.ly/3Nsf74w Facebook: https://bit.ly/3exVnNP Instagram: https://bit.ly/3TOHuL9 YouTube: https://bit.ly/2lxB1TS My real estate story: https://bit.ly/40T3dnt Homebuyers Guide: https://bit.ly/3VoOGi5 Sell Your Home Guide: https://bit.ly/3NuHP58 Want to be a Guest? : https://bit.ly/44yWxy7 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/workitliveitownit/message

A decade ago, Brooke (35) and her law enforcement husband (42) had to finance a lawn mower and AC unit because they didn't have the money to pay cash.  Today, their net worth is quickly approaching 500k.   To supplement her income, Brooke pursued and received her National Board Teaching Certification (6K a year raise) and started an online Etsy store.  Even though they have three kids under 12, Brooke and her husband are on pace to be multi-millionaires before they reach 65 years old.  As an NC teacher, Brooke actually makes more than her husband but that hasn't slowed this NC couple down! Check out our new website!https://www.financiallyindependentteachers.com/Sign up for FIT coachinghttps://www.financiallyindependentteachers.com/services-4

The new school year has begun and with it came a shortage of teachers and school staff. To discuss what is going on and possible solutions are the North Carolina Principal of the Year and the two most recent North Carolina Teachers of the Year. Guests: Eugenia Floyd, 2021 NC Teacher of the Year Leah Carper, 2022 NC Teacher of the Year Patrick Greene, 2022 NC Principal of the Year

Today's show comes from the Dudley Flood Center for Educational Equity and Opportunity's Student Voices Series: Implications of Desegregation on NC Teacher Pipeline. This event explored the difficult experiences of students and educators of color during the years following the landmark decision of Brown v. Board of Education. Also discussed is how these experiences of the desegregation of schools can shed light on the root causes, current barriers, and possible solutions to recruiting and retaining a diverse teaching workforce. Guests: Dr. Dudley E. Flood, Flood Center Namesake and Retired Educator Dorothy Counts-Scoggins, Retired/Community Activist Dr. Jo Ann Chavis Lowery, Retired Educator Stanley Vickers, Retired US Marine

A draft "licensure reform" plan is being considered by the North Carolina State Board of Education. Activists are attacking the inclusion of student test scores as a performance-based metrics. As well as assessments from other teachers.  Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today is a special day for our show—over the last 5 and a half years, we have been so fortunate to produce 200 episodes of Education Matters that tell the story of why public education in North Carolina is so important for our children, families, and communities. We have had discussions ranging from the potential impacts of school-related legislation to spotlighting the many innovations that educators implement across our schools. To mark this milestone, we have with us today the North Carolina Teachers of the Year from the last 5 years, who will share their reflections as well as their hopes and predictions for the years to come for North Carolina public education. Guests: Eugenia Floyd, 2021 NC Teacher of the Year Maureen Stover, 2020 NC Teacher of the Year Mariah Morris, 2019 NC Teacher of the Year Freebird McKinney, 2018 NC Teacher of the Year Lisa Godwin, 2017 NC Teacher of the Year Dr. Dudley Flood

Winterville Charter Academy teacher, personalizes history and the Constitution to favor whites. Having the black students in her class to stand up, raise their hand, separate themselves from the rest of the class, and say that they would be working for her in the field as slaves. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/connie-brownlee/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/connie-brownlee/support

In this episode, We are back at it again with some of our friends and some special guest. We talk about somethings that we think is funny..., Share a few truths with the class, Support some black businesses, and discuss part 3 of our new series with this week's focus being what are gender roles and where do they come from. So grab a seat, pour up something nice in your cup, and listen in on some dope conversation. And again, Truth and Transparency podcast is a podcast that allows for young professionals to talk open and truthfully in a transparent fashion. The Truth and Transparency Podcast is currently located on 7 different platforms(Apple, Anchor, Google Podcast, Breaker, Pocket Cast, Radio Public, and Spotify) with more to come soon. Please be sure to rate and share with your friends on your preferred platform. If you are listening on Anchor leave us a voice message, and you will be shouted out in the show. Black Business Spotlight: this week's black business spotlights are: 1.) Leons Locs Diamond Edges- Edge Control: it is a non greasy, long lasting, scratch proof, organic edge control that will have your edges tamed to perfection all day. Check them out at @leons_locs on instagram and their website: www.leonslocs.com 2.)Minx 'n' Things: A black owned company that started out as many others...an idea they were afraid to move on. After corona hit and devastated us all, they had to find a way to make a way for themself and their daughter. This company has great items such as mink lashes, lip gloss, spa essentials, and so much more. Check them out @minxnthingsbymonet on instagram and their website: https://minxnthings.bigcartel.com/ How to reach us: email: truthandtransparencypod123@gmail.com instagram: @TruthNTransparencyPOD Facbook: The Truth and Transparency Podcast Twitter: @TheTNTPOD123 website: https://anchor.fm/truthandtransparency Article from this week's episode: The lord told me to have my wedding here https://wsvn.com/news/local/report-south-florida-couple-tries-to-have-wedding-at-strangers-mansion-without-permission/ NC Teacher runs into Mexican cartel https://wreg.com/news/nc-teacher-among-2-dead-after-mexican-drug-cartel-shootout-sheriff-says/#:~:text=Search%20Search-,NC%20teacher%20among%202%20dead%20after,cartel%20'shootout%2C'%20sheriff%20says&text=ALAMANCE%20COUNTY%2C%20N.C.%20(WGHP%2F,the%20Alamance%20County%20Sheriff's%20Office. Put some Respect on my title https://www.instagram.com/p/CODLQ-DHbaO/?igshid=tor8lslw3oki

Chad is a Durham NC history teacher who moved from NYC to the Research Triangle almost 20 years ago.  Chad and his wife are both HS teachers in NC and have two children in NC public schools.  This is the follow up to the can't miss episode as Chad details his journey from growing up in a one-bedroom apartment on government assistance to projecting his net worth to be multi-millions at 60.  In part II, we cover the basics of investing. - Rule of 72- Rate of return- Types of Retirement Accounts - Roth vs. 457- Index Funds - Investing Platforms 

In our first ever two-part interview,  we get a chance to chat with Chad about financial independence from the view of an educator.  Chad is a Durham NC history teacher who moved from NYC to the Research Triangle almost 20 years ago.  Chad and his wife are both HS teachers in NC and have two children in NC public schools.  This is a can't miss episode as Chad details his journey from growing up in a one-bedroom apartment on government assistance to projecting his net worth to be multi-millions at 60.  Even with four people in the household and living in a HCOL area, Chad and his wife live off of one of their teacher salaries and  invest the rest.  Part II of Chad's interview will be released next week and will be specifically on investing. 

In episode seven, Dave and Brandon interview Ed and Erin, a married NC high school math teacher duo.  Believe it or not, they actually became millionaires before their 50th birthdays! According to Chris Hogan's book "Everyday Millionaires", teacher is the third most represented career for net worth millionaires in the United States.   How can a young teacher become financially independent? What playbook did this couple use to become millionaires themselves? Give them a listen as they humbly provide the details of their millionaire journey! 

In episode five, Dave and Brandon interview Mike, a veteran NC middle school math teacher.  How did Mike and his wife (also a NC teacher)  accomplish paying off THREE properties before 40 years old?  Listen as Mike shares the story of paying off two rental properties and their primary home while giving listeners tips on what to look for when investing into real estate. 

Today we begin a new series entitled From History to Healing. I am partnering with Maureen Stover, NC Teacher of the Year and finalists for the National Teacher of the Year; Nicole Rivers, current Cumberland County Schools and Sandhills Regional Teacher of the Year; and Christopher Lucas, Cumberland County Schools runner up for Teacher of the Year. We will be discussing some of the problematic history in our country and the effect is has had on our education system. We will also discuss why it is so difficult to have these conversations both inside and outside of the classroom. Today, we will get to know the co-hosts of this series as well as hear the why behind the series.

"I think I was put on the planet to be a fighter for kids, and for what kids need in classrooms. And to be in a position where I have the opportunity to say what's important for kids and why, that's really an honor." —Maureen Stover, "Science Mom," Cumberland International Early College High School in Cumberland County Schools, NC. Welcome to another episode of School PR Drive Time from NCSPRA, driving the narrative forward for public education in North Carolina Public Schools through the work of #SchoolPR professionals! In this program, we chat with Maureen Stover is the 2020 Burroughs Wellcome Fund North Carolina Teacher of the Year, recently named one of four finalists to become the 2021 National Teacher of the Year by the Council of Chief State School Officers. See Stover's application and meet the cohort: https://ntoy.ccsso.org/meet-the-2021-finalists-2/ We are grateful to have Maureen Stover join #SchoolPR Drive Time with Lindsay Whitley, Associate Superintendent of Communications and Community Engagement, who is a former NCSPRA board member. Stover spoke with us about using teacher voice to shift conversations and policy to make equitable education a reality for every child regardless of their zip code, and to meet the increased need for social-emotional learning supports for every student. We discussed how time teaching in Cumberland County Schools and previously in military service confirmed Stover's passion for education — her "ikigai" — and prepared her for a systematic and team-oriented approach to being NC's Teacher of the Year and a finalist for the National Teacher of the Year. "It's important to recognize that we may specialize in content areas, but we are much more to our students than imparters of knowledge. Sometimes I'm a nurse, sometimes I'm a cheerleader, and the 'science mom.' I am whatever my kids need me to be that day, and that's a big part of their social-emotional learning." Stover's application for National Teacher of the Year is available online "Faces and Voices of Equity" is a project of the 2020 cohort of North Carolina's regional Teachers of the Year to amplify teacher voice and raise awareness of a different equity issue each month. Their online home is the Twitter feed "Educators for Equity" (www.twitter.com/Ed_For_Equity). Maureen Stover is online at www.twitter.com/StoverScience. Lindsay Whitley is online at www.twitter.com/lindsaywhitley. They have worked together at Cumberland County Schools, the 5th largest district in North Carolina, serving over 50,000 students. Learn more on the web at http://ccs.k12.nc.us and www.twitter.com/CumberlandCoSch. Music: "Hip Jazz," www.bensound.com, all other content © 2021, NCSPRA

Cohosts, Dave and Brandon introduce themselves in the first episode of the Financially Independent Teachers Podcast.  After a brief intro, they interview 11-year NC public educator, Brandon Akins, whose wife is also an NC educator.  Brandon shares his background in education and describes how two NC teachers are working toward financial independence as an educator family. 

The NC Department of Public Instruction pegs the average teacher pay at $54,682 per year. That should place us at or near the top in the Southeast. Also, a look at how historians overlook the fundamental flaw in progressivism. Subscribe for FREE: https://thepetekalinershow.com/get-the-podcast/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/petekalinershow Marketplace: https://thepetekalinershow.com/marketplace/ Advertisers: https://thepetekalinershow.com/support-the-businesses-that-support-us/ Twitter: @PeteKaliner Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/633836460739500/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/petekalinershow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new series of reports from the Urban Institute at UNC Charlotte took a closer look at who has wealth in the Charlotte region and who doesn’t. The series of reports tried to understand where the wealth gap came from, taking a look at bank lending policies, transportation policy, housing policy, business ownership, and savings to try to understand how we got to where we are. In this First in Future episode, we are joined by two people who played a key role in the reports, James Ford, former NC Teacher of the Year and currently executive director of the Center for Racial Equity in Education and Dr. Lori Thomas, the Director of Research and Faculty Engagement at the Urban Institute and Director of the Institute for Social Capital.

The State of North Carolina is fortunate to be home to thousands of exceptional public school teachers. In fact North Carolina leads the nation in the percentage of Nationally Board Certified teachers, the gold standard for professional excellence in teaching. This week on the show you’re going to meet three rock star teachers including the new 2019 NC Teacher of the Year Mariah Morris from Moore County and the 2018 NC Teacher of the Year and Western Region Teacher of the Year Freebird McKinney and Julie Paige Pittman. We’ll introduce you to Mariah Morris and talk teacher leadership with Freebird and Julie. Guests: • Mariah Morris, 2019 NC Teacher of the Year • Freebird McKinney, 2018 NC Teacher of the Year • Julie Paige Pittman, 2018 Western Region Teacher of the Year

This week’s show was recorded live at the Public School Forum of North Carolina’s Eggs & Issues Breakfast. A panel of award winning educators and students discuss the top education issues facing the state in 2019. Guests: • Beth Embree, 2018-19 NC School Counselor of the Year, Catawba County • Alexa Jimenez, 2018 Latinx 20 Under 20, Wake County • Freebird McKinney, 2018 NC Teacher of the Year, Alamance County • Tabari Wallace, 2018 NC Principal of the Year, Craven County

The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida has sparked a national debate about guns and how best to protect students. This week in the first of two shows, we talk with a teacher, a school psychologist and students for their unique perspectives. Guests: • Lisa Godwin, NC Teacher of the Year • Dr. Jim Deni, School Psychology Trainer & Professor, Appalachian State University • Zainab Antepli, Student, Chapel Hill High School, Chapel Hill • Erin McIndoe, Student, Green Hope High School, Cary

The Public School Forum of NC unveiled its Top 10 Education Issues for 2018 this week. A panel of legislative, education and business leaders discuss before a live audience in Raleigh at the 2018 Eggs & Issues Breakfast. Guests: • Sen. Valerie Foushee (D-Chatham, Orange) • Rep. Craig Horn (R-Union) • Lisa Godwin, 2017 NC Teacher of the Year • Sepi Saidi, President & CEO, SEPI Engineering

This week we meet Lisa Godwin, the 2017 NC Teacher of the Year from Onslow County. Plus we preview the upcoming NAACP Education Forum with NC NAACP Executive Director Dr. Terrance Ruth and retired educator Dr. Dudley Flood. Guests: • Lisa Godwin, 2017 NC Teacher of the Year • Dr. Terrance Ruth, Executive Director, NC NAACP • Dr. Dudley Flood, Consultant and Retired Educator

There’s probably no subject that has generated more headlines and more debate over the last few years than teacher pay. How much should teachers earn? Where do we rank? Will teachers really make on average $50,000 next year? We explore this week on Education Matters. Guests: • Mark Binker, Reporter, WRAL News • Alexis Schauss, Director of School Business Administration, NC Department Of Public Instruction • Bobbie Cavnar, 2016-2017 NC Teacher of the Year

“Expanding Educational Opportunity in North Carolina” is the title of the just released report and action plan from the Public School Forum of North Carolina and the topic of this week’s show. Looking at the challenges effective teachers and leaders face every day, what would it really take to help them ensure every student in NC has the opportunities guaranteed to them in our state constitution of equal opportunity for a sound basic education? Guests: • Dr. Michael Priddy, Chairman, Public School Forum of NC • Dr. Dudley Flood, Educational Consultant • Dr. Katie Rosanbalm, Research Scientist, Duke Center for Child and Family Policy, Duke University • James E. Ford, Director of Programs, Public School Forum of NC & 2014 NC Teacher of the Year

A legislative task force shares recommendations for teacher pay. James Ford is the 2014 NC Teacher of the Year. And drummer Shannon Williams teaches his art to students he can't even see. And we prepare for Earth Day with a kayak tour.

A legislative task force shares recommendations for teacher pay. James Ford is the 2014 NC Teacher of the Year. And drummer Shannon Williams teaches his art to students he can't even see. And we prepare for Earth Day with a kayak tour.

Former NC Gov. Jim Holshouser has passed away - we look back at his life & legacy. Lake Norman State Park draws visitors from far & wide. And Karyn Dickerson is the 2013 NC Teacher of the Year.