Podcast appearances and mentions of newton public schools

Dive into a nostalgic episode of Tea Time with Jesse as he reconnects with Star Lew, a Chinese teacher from Newton Public Schools.  They reflect over Snow Jasmine tea on Star's transition from public relations to teaching, the nuances of learning tonal languages, and strategies for motivating students of all ages. This conversation offers a unique look into the educational journey that shaped Jesse and the profound impact of dedicated language educators. Yangchun Snow Jasmine Tea: https://jessesteahouse.com/products/yangchun-snow-jasmine-green-tea Want Jesse's curated tea club boxes to show up, once per season? Join the tea subscription club! https://jessesteahouse.com/products/jesses-tea-club-subscription-service?variant=43241340567777 Don't miss out on future episodes! Subscribe and hit the notification bell for more Teatime with Jesse.

Double date, Newton Public Schools strike, and watching movies!

Double date, Newton Public Schools strike, and watching movies!

The teachers and educators part of Newton Public Schools have been on strike since last Friday. The union is fighting to increase pay and hire more support staff as well as social workers. It's illegal for public school administrators to strike but that hasn't stopped the union from pushing for better pay, “humane paid family leave for all educators” and more.

The teachers and educators part of Newton Public Schools have been on strike since last Friday. The union is fighting to increase pay and hire more support staff as well as social workers. It's illegal for public school administrators to strike but that hasn't stopped the union from pushing for better pay, “humane paid family leave for all educators” and more.

Co-founder and President of Craft Industry Alliance Abby Glassenberg joins Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Blot for a conversation on the benefits of a membership organization and various aspects of building a successful business in the crafts industry, including email marketing campaigns, collaborations and finding a compatible retail marketplace. Abby is a sewing pattern designer, craft book author, teacher and writer. She has an undergraduate degree in history from Johns Hopkins and a master’s degree in education from Harvard. She taught middle school social studies in Mississippi through Teach For America and sixth grade in the Newton Public Schools before becoming a textile artist. Abby is the author of three sewing books and lives in Wellesley, Massachusetts, with her husband and three children. In this episode, Abby shares the ins and outs of Craft Industry Alliance, advice on where to begin with email newsletters, a bit more on her creative work today and more!

In this episode, I'm honored to have Kathy Lopes come on the podcast to talk about her journey in education and social work, the release of "Change the Narrative", how school leaders and administrators must engage in antiracist work within their school communities, and so much more! To learn more about Kathy's work, you can visit her company website at inklusionconsulting.com or follow her on Instagram, Twitter (@kathylopes21), and LinkedIn. BIO: Kathy Lopes is a licensed clinical social worker and educator with decades of experience working in education, mental health, non-profit, and government sectors. She began her career as a school social worker in both Boston, MA and Washington, DC, and is now settled back in her home state of Massachusetts where she has held numerous managerial and administrative roles in the field of social work and education. Throughout her career, equity and inclusion have remained an integral part of her leadership and strategic planning priority. Currently, she is the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for Newton Public Schools and holds a longstanding adjunct faculty role at Simmons University School of Social Work, teaching courses on racism, policy and leadership. She is a sought-after guest lecturer and public speaker on topics of cultural humility, equity, anti-racism and social justice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/identitytalk4educators/support

Henry J. Turner and Kathy Lopes join Roberto to discuss their new book Change the Narrative: How to Foster an Antiracist Culture in Your School. In addition, they share about their co-authoring process, their challenge in writing about assessments, and the content that most resonates with them. Henry J. Turner serves as principal at Newton North High School in Newton, Massachusetts. He is most proud of the collaborative community he works within to empower students to fight hate and bigotry in their school. Pointing to his unwavering commitment to equity and a student-centered culture, Henry was named 2020 K–12 Principal of the Year by the industry news site K–12 Dive. A national speaker, Henry shares his experience as an innovative instructional leader, passionate advocate, and committed antiracist. Henry works with educators, leaders, and communities on how to create a culture that commits to diversity, equity, and inclusion, empowers students' voices, and addresses economic and racial disparities. Henry is an instructor at the Educator Leadership Institute (ELI). He serves on the University of Massachusetts Commonwealth Honors College Advisory Board and the Massachusetts School Administrators' Association Board. He received his doctorate in education from Boston College, a master's in education from Framingham State University, and an undergraduate degree in history from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He has a biweekly newsletter, Lessons on Social Justice Leadership. Kathy Lopes is a clinical social worker and educator with over twenty years of experience ranging throughout primary, secondary, and postsecondary education. She currently serves as the director of diversity, equity, and inclusion for Newton Public Schools in Newton, Massachusetts, leading the district's work in their antiracist leadership practices and principles. Additionally, she holds a long-standing adjunct faculty position at her alma mater, Simmons University School of Social Work. Lopes is known as a local and national public speaker on topics of cultural humility, racial identity, and antiracism in education and mental health organizations. Recognized early in her career by the US Department of Justice with the Justice for Victims of Crime Award, social justice and equity have remained a consistent part of her leadership and strategic planning vision. Follow Henry J. Turner on IG @turner_hj Follow Kathy Lopes on Twitter @kathylopes21 For more education resources subscribe to multiculturalclassroom.com

Doe v. Newton Public Schools

Doe v. Newton Public Schools

Recorded Saturday, February 20, 2021 and our guest today is Becca Parrish Snowdon, a psychologist who specializes in evaluating children to determine if they would benefit from additional services at school.After receiving her bachelors degree from Duke University in Psychology and Human Development, Becca worked in a private school for children with special needs and eventually went on to earn her masters degree in school psychology from Northeastern and her PhD in School and Counseling Psychology.In graduate school she focused on positive behavior supports for students and assessment of children ages 3-21 and did an internship at South Shore Mental Health and a therapeutic collaborative day school providing outpatient therapy, conducting psychological assessments and school placement assessments. She did a post-doctoral fellowship at Mass General Hospital focusing on neuropsychology and assessment and services for children with autism spectrum disorders.She is currently a school psychologist in the Newton Public Schools, specializing in early childhood and autism spectrum disorders and providing assessment, consultation and therapeutic service for children and families.She lives in Central Massachusetts with her husband, 4.5 year old daughter, 2 year old son and 5 year old dog.In this episode we discuss what an evaluation is, why they are done, how and when and by whom. We also talk about integrative schools, creative playdates, how the pandemic seems to be affecting children and what parents can do to help the kids and themselves. We mention Early Intervention and how fabulous those services are for families. In Massachusetts, you can learn more about Early Intervention here: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/early-intervention-division

Newton Public Schools is asking 19 students, two staff, and one retired teacher to stay home after returning from a school trip to Italy. WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal reports.

Newton Public Schools is asking 19 students, two staff, and one retired teacher to stay home after returning from a school trip to Italy. WBZ NewsRadio's Karyn Regal reports.

On today's episode of Denebocast, Ben and Josh discuss Kanye's new album, South cross country, football, what's going on with ISIS, and more. Denebocast is a weekly podcast, organized through the news section of Newton South High School's Denebola. Each episode is produced for entertainment purposes and does not necessarily reflect the opinions or values of Newton Public Schools. Please contact us at denebolapod@gmail.com if you have any questions or complaints. Intro Clip- "Use this Gospel," by Kanye West

On today's episode of Denebocast, Ben and Josh are here to introduce you to season two. They discuss what it feels like to go back to school as seniors, talk about football, and briefly touch upon Hurricane Dorian. Denebocast is a weekly podcast, organized through the news section of Newton South High School's Denebola. Each episode is produced for entertainment purposes and does not necessarily reflect the opinions or values of Newton Public Schools. Please contact us at denebolapod@gmail.com if you have any questions or complaints. Intro Clip- "All Day Long", by Chance the Rapper and John Legend

In this episode, Kara welcomes Abby Glassenberg, sewing pattern designer, craft book author, teacher, and writer. On her blog, WhileSheNaps.com, she writes about the sewing industry, running a creative business, and the online culture of craft.  Abby has been blogging since 2005 and shares the value of a blogging, and how hers is at the heart of her crafting business. She's also the co-founder of the Craft Industry Alliance, a trade association for crafting professionals. Abby has an undergraduate degree in history from Johns Hopkins and a master’s degree in education from Harvard. She taught middle school social studies in Mississippi through Teach For America, and 6th grade in the Newton Public Schools before becoming a textile artist. She’s the author of three sewing books. Abby lives in Wellesley, Massachusetts with her husband and three daughters. “Pursue your interests as though it was your job - every day, on a regular schedule, thoroughly and professionally. That’s how you build a job doing what you love.” -Abby Glassenberg [Tweet "I'm listening to maker, #podcaster & sewing designer @AbbyGlassenberg on #PowerPurlsPodcast!"]   Episode highlights: When she became a mom, Abby knew she wanted to figure out how to work from home Abby discovered blogging in 2004 at it's still the heart of her business Abby shares how she's always been intrigued in making and sewing and figured out how to combine this on her blog  Back in 2005, Abby crafted while her daughter Roxanne was napping, and came up with the name While She Naps for her blog Abby soon entered the world of Etsy with her stuffed animals, which is what Abby is best known for Abby discusses how the blogging world has changed since she started Blogging tools are easier to use today then they were back in the early days, but harder to get noticed How she founded Craft Industry Alliance with Kristin Link of Sew Mama Sew The Alliance offers a digital journal twice per month with articles written by professional writers  Abby explains Coffee Klatch - a monthly virtual meeting offered to members of the Alliance The future of Craft Industry Alliance includes live events for education and networking Why trade shows are essential especially for new designers starting out Importance of doing gut checks about your business and showing up every day The secret to Abby's success is inbox zero because when a new idea or offer arrives, she can jump on it! Mentioned in this episode: Sew Mama Sew  Craft Industry Alliance - CraftIndustryAlliance.org The National NeedleArts Association - TNNA.org Association for Creative Industries (formerly Craft Hobby Association) - CraftAndHobby.org Learn more about Abby and WhileSheNaps.com: Website: whileshenaps.com Facebook: Facebook.com/AbbyGlassenbergDesign Instagram: Instagram.com/AbbyGlassenberg   MOVE THE NEEDLE ON YOUR KNIT BIZ! Click here to sign up for a free 30-minute creative business strategy session with Kara!    

Today we discuss the various tech tools that can be used assist special education students, as well as the general student population. Follow: @pammoran @irasocol @karenjan @bamradionetwork #edchat Karen Janowski is an Assistive Technology consultant and specialist who works par-time in the Newton Public Schools and consults in the greater Boston area. She is also a nationally recognized speaker and founder of EdCampAccess and #atchat.

Our guest asserts that the magic of universal design is that the benefits to special needs students can ultimately benefit all students. Learn more about how to reach every child through universal design. Follow:@@karenjan @coolcatteacher @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech Karen Janowski is an Assistive Technology consultant and specialist who works par-time in the Newton Public Schools and consults in the greater Boston area. She is also a nationally recognized speaker and founder of EdCampAccess and #atchat.