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Have you ever been called down to the principals office? If you haven't you probably know someone who has. Let's listen in to today's devotional.If you're ready to take your next step with Jesus, visit oneandall.church/nextstepsWant more? Sign up for the ONE&ALL Online Digital Digest http://bit.ly/oneandallemail

In this episode Vakai talks about snowboarding on the "hardest one you ever seen!" We get a special visitor, the one and only cuteness embodied in human form ALESSIA joining the p-cast for a snip. Birthday time and Vakai tells us his birthday wishes. Vakai gets into an altercation at school and gives us all the details.

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Matthew points out that the death of Jesus was all the doing of the religious leaders, that Pilate literally washed his hands of it, and it was what they wanted. Just like us, they needed to understand and take responsibility for what they had done.

Jessica & Oscar share amazing insights from a multidimensional duo I am happy to call friends. We touch on what creation or life is and how it works. Embodying our boundaries. Consensual vs. Manipulative Reality. She can be found @zen.lasagna and her podcast @thegoodmedicineppdcast both on IG and on all podcatchers. Book a session with this unique healer today. She helps YOU heal YOURSELF!

Welcome to today's episode where we chit, chat, chill, and spill with Michael Diggins, an educator in the Alexandria City School system, our former teacher and coach, and now mentor and friend. His experience and expertise as an educator is one that we wanted to share with you. Enjoy this episode and see how his career began, his experience with navigating through the school system during the pandemic, and how self care is very important, especially during this time. FOLLOW & SHARE!!! Listen to our latest Spotify playlist: Enjoy our favorite tunes inspired by our favorite educator! https://spoti.fi/2OnE6Kw Where to find and follow us: https://www.instagram.com/ladycougarson3/ https://twitter.com/LadyCougarson3 https://www.facebook.com/LadyCougarsOn3/ Wondering about our name? Hear the explanation here: LCO3 Intro: https://bit.ly/3k4NmwI Lady Cougars on 3 - Chit, chat, chill and spill with the ladies as they sip and dish on various topics from love & relationships, to food and wine, politics and education, and everything in between. Come and get the perspective of 4 girlfriends in their 30’s as they work to navigate their way through life and this pandemic. Somebody say Lady Cougars on 3!

Interview: I am joined by comedian and Cobra Kai star Bret Ernst. Bret is an accomplished comedian with over 23 years of comedy under his belt. Bret has had a Comedy Central Presents special and was a featured comic in Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show. Currently Bret stars in Cobra Kai as Louis LaRusso Jr. Bret also has an hour long special on YouTube 'Principal's Office' that boasts over 3 million views.  Our Guest, Bret Ernst Website: https://bretcomedy.com/  https://www.instagram.com/breternst/  https://www.youtube.com/user/breternstlive  https://twitter.com/breternst  https://www.facebook.com/BretErnst/  https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1241244/  Live From Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Show: WINNER TOP 25 INDIE PODCASTS 2020 from Indie Pods United! JOIN OUR MAILING LIST!  https://jeffisfunny.com/mailing-list/  Buy me a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/JeffDwoskinShow  Jeff Dwoskin Presents: Crossing the Steams: Every Wednesday at 9:30PM ET we are LIVE discussing the best TV shows to binge watch. I'm joined by a panel of TV watching experts. You don't want to miss the fun! (Watch past episodes) Watch LIVE: @bigmacher on Twitter & Periscope: https://www.pscp.tv/bigmacher/follow The Jeff Dwoskin Show on YouTube Subscribe to YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/CTSYouTubeSubscribe  Hashtag Fun: Jeff dives into recent trends and reads some of his favorite tweets from trending hashtags. The hashtag featured in this episode is #PandemicTVShows Featured on the show: Hashtag Game: #PandemicTVShows Hosted by: https://twitter.com/HoosierMamaTags  https://twitter.com/charley_ck14  Tweets featured on the show: https://twitter.com/mrjafri/status/1246773323234713600?s=20 https://twitter.com/JustMyTweet/status/1246769533681119232?s=20 https://twitter.com/ConnieLukey/status/1246774463246598151?s=20 https://twitter.com/stgavalot/status/1246769797435658241?s=20 https://twitter.com/MrRaceBannon/status/1246771682284580865?s=20 https://twitter.com/TimLorenz11/status/1246777999502049280?s=20 https://twitter.com/keet0007/status/1246786044395225088?s=20 https://twitter.com/TommyCoyneBN1/status/1246790512176136194?s=20 https://twitter.com/tuxedocatz11/status/1246783404726722561?s=20 https://twitter.com/Colbywinters/status/1246777226701541376?s=20 https://twitter.com/RtotheTtotheC/status/1246776585744605184?s=20 https://twitter.com/charley_ck14/status/1246776297197617157?s=20 https://twitter.com/520Sammy/status/1246769787444887552?s=20 https://twitter.com/bverb962/status/1246786238507556864?s=20 https://twitter.com/charley_ck14/status/1246769474432372738?s=20 https://twitter.com/JohnFPLane/status/1246773921841627137?s=20 https://twitter.com/k9aditya/status/1246775244569731072?s=20 https://twitter.com/ElyodRj/status/1246775709680521218?s=20  Follow Hashtag Roundup to tweet along with fun hashtags daily! https://twitter.com/HashtagRoundup   Download the Hashtag Roundup app at https://app.hashtagroundup.com/ Follow Jeff Dwoskin: Jeff on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bigmacher  The Jeff Dwoskin Show: https://twitter.com/JeffDwoskinShow  Podcast website: https://jeffisfunny.com  Instagram: https://instagram.com/JeffDwoskinShow  The Jeff Dwoskin Show is available on Amazon Music, Humbly, Goodpods,  iHeart Radio, Pandora, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and more! 

Hey Hey! On this day we talk to Adrian Dobbins about the school system, changes we would like to see, being relatable and genuine to the kids and forward progression. Check it out! Thanks for listening and sharing!

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How did you feel leaving the principal's office after being corrected????? Devotion by Wofford Caughman based on 1 John 1:9.

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Parents dread getting a call from their child’s principal’s office. But maybe It’s time to shift our mindset and think of principals as partners who support our children’s development. We talked with Dr. Tayarisha Batchelor, principal of the Rawson STEAM school in Hartford, Conn., about how families and parent leaders can collaborate with their principal. She shares how she has supported families in her communities during the pandemic and how she helps her staff engage in meaningful family engagement practices.Resources:   The New Teacher Project (TNTP) has released two new resources, the COVID-19 School Response Toolkit, geared towards families, and the 5 Essentials for Engaging Families in Reopening Efforts for school leaders.   Watch our webinar Family Engagement in a Virtual World to learn more about connecting with families during distance learning Check out NAFSCE’s Family Engagement during COVID-19 Survey Results Follow Dr. Tayarisha Batchelor on Twitter at @TstoneTG

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East Coast Radio — Nothing quite like being called into the principal’s office! In this week’s episode, Jane and Paul talk with Reddam House Umhlanga Principal, Adam Rogers. They talk about how schools have transformed over the past few months; about how learners and teachers have adapted to change and how to deal with the disappointment of lost opportunities for matrics. Schools are slowly opening up and there is so much to consider and celebrate. A practical and hopeful podcast, full of love and kindness.

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Jacob is semi quarantined and Ced is fully quarantined so the guys decided to deliver an extra episode and preview NXT this week (3/25). The guys discuss what role Triple H will play on the show and how that will impact the Gargano/Ciampa feud. They also give their predictions for the two announced qualifying matches for the women's ladder match. Meanwhile, Cedric compares and likens Candice LeRae to one Kelly Kelly. The guys also fantasy book a best case scenario for Bianca Belair.

Principal of Central Catholic High School in Wheeling, West Virginia sits down with me to talk the challenges the school community faces during the Coronavirus pandemic. How is this online learning affecting students, teachers, parents, and the community? "Odds Are" Barenaked Ladies  https://youtu.be/7Sw9Fh6uk4Q www.ajbucon.com

On this episode Dr. Adana gets called to the "Principal's Office" during dinner! Listen in and find out all the details. About the Podcast A place to talk about our favorite things, Coffee & Mindset. Join us on this journey to talk relationships, parenting, health, and lifestyle habits about headspace, and how that leads the charge in life. Related Links: The Official “Coffee & Mindset” Facebook Community Coaching with Me? Instagram Our Practice Webpage How can you support our podcast? Apple users, please subscribe and rate the Coffee & Mindset Podcast . If you love Android, this is found on Stitcher or Google Music. Tell a friend about this Podcast. Click on "share podcast" and they will love it and thank you forever! Join the FREE Facebook Page. Great way to stay in touch, get resources, and videos! Join Here. Thank You! Drs. Adana & Chris Vargas

The Gang shares their "Big Game" picks, find out who had a closed-door meeting with the "Big Boss" and proper texting etiquette.

Attention everyone: Will beat a game! After weeks of poking and prodding, Will knuckled up and beat a game! Which game? What was his mindset? How did he manage to pull off this miracle? And how did he decide to continue with this game, rather than abandon it? When should a player decide to abandon a game? Plus, a new Nintendo Switch model is heavily rumored (again). What is expected from the revision? What do Will and Drew expect to see? All this plus listener mail about comfort food games. Hit us up on the web at www.wdgrpodcast.com for blogs, music, and all sorts of fun stuff. And, be sure to check out our Discord room, and join us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram: @WDGRPodcast! "Cyborg Ninja" and "Local Forecast - Elevator" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Ken revisits a 2016 talk he had with the great Allee Willis who sadly passed away on Christmas Eve 2019.  Ken and Allee discuss The Color Purple on Broadway, hating theater, swearing, having a TV in every room on every wall, growing up in Detroit, TV as a babysitter, a diet of candy, the sophistication of Health Bars, CHiPs, Erik Estrada's tight beige uniform, disco scores, writing songs for Earth Wind and Fire, Wonder Woman's disco devil, American Bandstand, Soul Train, Hullabaloo, Shin Dig, the invention of the teenager, cutting edge Variety, The Smothers Brothers, Laugh In, counter culture, Columbia Records, falling in love with Los Angeles, Freaks and Geeks, falling in love with cable news, Car Chases, 30,000 hours of footage, Just Say Julie, Allee's amazing wonderful house of treasures, rooftop drums, The Breakfast Club, being a music video production designer, The Cars "You Might Think", Tom Petty's "Don't Come Around Here No More", painting, combining music with art, writing "I'll Be There For You" the theme from Friends, returning the AFI Women's Directing Award in 1991, Kevin Bright, hating the Memphis school's bastardization of mid-century modern, storage spaces filled with treasure, Storage Wars, Sid & Marty Kroft, HR Puffnstuff, Electrawoman and Dynagirl, collecting lunch boxes, Greatest American Hero, the loss of the theme song, R&B, "Friends" at sporting events, a sea lion's love of "Boogie Wonderland", the wonders of the internet, Vice TV, enjoying The Principal's Office, hating foreign real housewives, and having a brand identity.

Some students just seem to "live" in the principal's office. How do we help those students change their behavior and connect with their classmates and teachers? Today, award-winning principal, Andy Jacks, says that he spent most of his younger years in the principal's office. Some reached him and some did not, but it has shaped the discipline practices in his school. Certainly, Andy's "non-negotiables" when it comes to discipline may challenge the status quo in many schools. As you discuss discipline and reaching children, however, he has some important points to help all educators be more empathetic to the student who just can't seem to stay out of trouble. Note from Vicki: This week is a whole week of motivational podcast episodes. Our regular theme days will return next week. Enjoy and have an amazing 2020. www.coolcatteacher.com/e597  Sponsor: Check out the free webinar for math teachers – how to transform your textbook into a curiosity machine – go to coolcatteacher.com/freemathwebinar to learn more about this free webinar being held four times in January 2020. Andy Jacks - Bio As Submitted Dr. Andy Jacks has a passion for the success of every single child ensuring that school is a place filled with meaningful relationships and support for even the most at-risk students. Andy is the principal of the award-winning Ashland Elementary School in Northern Virginia and has led their turnaround to skyrocket student achievement and eliminate suspensions. Dr. Jacks also serves on the Autism Society of Northern Virginia’s Board of Directors, is an NAESP Fellow leading the Center for Innovative Leadership, and is a national speaker. Andy and his school have received numerous recognitions including Nationally Distinguished Principal, Virginia Principal of the Year, School Bell Award, State Excellence Award, Business Partnership of the Year, and a visit by U.S. Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos. Connect with him at andyjacks.co or on Twitter and Instagram @_AndyJacks. Twitter: @_AndyJacks Instagram: @_AndyJacks Disclosure of Material Connection: This episode includes some affiliate link. This means that if you choose to buy I will be paid a commission on the affiliate program. However, this is at no additional cost to you.  Regardless, I only recommend products or services I believe will be good for my readers and are from companies I can recommend. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.” This company has no impact on the editorial content of the show.

    Lee Michaels is very much our concentration point this week. However, with the seasons changing its now a fitting time to play Twain. Very much autumnal in feel, the indie folk outfit are our bookending buccaneers this week. Tobin has expert pedigree in delivering New Music nuggets, so we very much look forward to Twain. Plus we'll learn more about Lee Michaels and his plagiarism battle later on. Tobin once again plays his guessing game music shenanigans with The Marcus King Band. Such a full and mature sounding frontman it's hard to imagine. Quite obviously steeped in blues heritage Marcus King delivers by the bucket load and foxes Richard. New Music this week is curated by Richard as Tobin once again jets around Europe without such a thought for souvenirs or cheap, awful booze reminders. And as such, Richard brings us Chromatics' cover of one of Simon and Garfunkel's most well loved songs. It's eerie, it's cold, haunting and steeped in retrospective vibes. Record Box Classic As Long As I Can See The Light is belted out by John Fogarty, one of the greatest vocalists in rock history. Arguably one of Creedence Clearwater Revival's lesser known hits it remains one of Rock and Roll's finest moments. Join us, especially younger listeners to discover a legendary recording. Rounding all of this off is the Young MC 1989 classic Principal's Office and the song that inspired the samples therein, and the legal battle that ensued. Enter Lee Michaels. Death (or S.F.) Twain Rita Is Gone The Marcus King Band The Sound Of Silence Chromatics Principal's Office Young MC Who Could Want More Lee Michaels Long As I Can See The Light Creedence Clearwater Revival Solar Pilgrim Twain Lee Michaels - just keys and drums, that's all Noted for his powerful and soulful voice Lee Michaels was an unusual act. His choice of Hammond organ accompanied in the main by only a drummer it gained him some notoriety in the Californian music scene in the late 1960s. He sometimes also played piano or guitar. However, it was for his virtuosic and energetic style of Hammond organ playing that he will best be remembered for. the ultimate power organist Sounds Magazine Lee Michaels began his career with The Sentinals, a surf-style band that also contained drummer Johnny Barbata. Barbata later went on to play with The Turtles and later Jefferson Airplane, and Jefferson Starship. Lee Michaels also played as a session musician with Jimi Hendrix. When he left The Sentinals he joined Johny Barbata with the group The Joel Scott Hill Trio, led by guitarist Joel Scott Hill. He later moved to San Francisco and cut his first solo album in 1967 with A&M Records - Carnival of Life. A crucial turning point in this story. His bare bones performances of just a Hammond organ and "Frosty" (Bartholomew Eugene Smith-Frost - strangely sharing the same middle name of Eugene as Lee Michaels) on drums. Frosty's bare handed technique was also unusual and proved to be an inspiration to John Bonham. After cutting his first LP with A&M Records Lee Michaels went mainly unnoticed in the music industry. That is until his fifth LP arrived - entitled 5th. Lee Michaels finally achieved commercial success and recorded another 2 LPs with A&M. Michaels moved to Columbia Records in 1973 but failed to generate a repeat of his success with A&M. Later career By the end of the 1970s Lee Michaels had more or less retired from the music industry. However, several rights usage disputes arose in the early 1990s after A&M granted licenses to Delicious Vinyl for Young MC to use samples from several of Michaels' tracks. After regaining full rights to his music from A&M, Lee Michaels granted licenses to Rhino Records to release several of his LPs over the years. In February 2016 Manifesto Records released his entire A&M recordings on vinyl.

We explore excellence through finding time to play and "The Marriage Journal." Then, we attain imperfection with parent-teacher conferences and a visit to the principal's office.  We finish our conversation on "Hands Free Momma" by Rachel Macy Stafford with a discussion on clarity, simplification, acceptance of your mistakes, and compassion moving forward. Finally, we update The Parent Board and announce that we're moving some things around.   Show Notes: 1:25 - Exploring Excellence 3:00 - Anastasia 4:15 - Love Letter Life & The Marriage Journal 11:10 - Attaining Imperfection 19:05 - Book Review 30:28 - Parent Board 30:45 - Family Teams

This week Jessica and Ryan sit down with Roxanne James principal of Jerome Mack Middle School. Mrs. James answers questions from viewers on a wide variety of topics including discipline and bullying at school, what is Title 1 and its misconceptions and biases. She also answers questions on how does she handle relationships with her staff, and if the pilot school money for CCSD (the extra 10 thousand dollars) has any impact on how she runs her school. This, and we gush over her dog Rigley as well.

Nancy Chave is the principal of Anoka Hennepin Regional and Technical High Schools. Her passion for learning and connecting with others is evident. Through her leadership students are reaching great success.

Why were you called into the principal's office when you were a kid? Happy News! Plus, what's the best place to get a tattoo? Listen to Valentine in The Morning every weekday from 5a-10a on 104.3MYfm in Los Angeles.

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Episode 2/16 of our Bonus Episode Series "One Hit, No Wonder!" where we pit classic One Hit Wonder bands against each other to find which is truly deserving of the "One Hit Wonder" title. Did you have any thoughts? Comments? Please send them to us at joyouseclectic@gmail.com! Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/joyouseclectic/ | https://www.facebook.com/joyouseclectic/ | https://twitter.com/joyouseclectic   Songs Used "Ice Ice Baby" and "I Love You" by Vanilla Ice, "Busta Move" and "Principal's Office" by Young MC and "Because I Got High" by Afroman All intros/bumpers/outros written and recorded by hosts.  Check out our 'sister' podcast "Two Bros Driving" here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/two-bros-driving/id1349804668?mt=2 or follow their social media @twobrosdriving Photo credit to unsplash

We interview Veronica Tucker, the new principal of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic School! She gives us her education, theology, and family background while Gomer does his best to interrupt and make it all about him! Special Guest: Veronica Tucker.

Vape industry companies are being sent letters calling them to the Principal's Office. Will Dr. Gottlieb give them a fair hearing? Send them to detention? Suspend them? Expel them?Or.....is this all part of a larger plan to drag the vaping industry by the ear in front of all the other students and make an example of them?We'll discuss this week's release of warning letters, vaping male enhancement, WHO is afraid of vaping, and more fear tactics used to cow the uneducated tonight on #sonoflibertyradio at 11pm EST on www.smokefreeradio.com.Phones will be live, come join the conversation.

The bunnies are back to talk about the game you sadists made us watch (Leafs vs. Habs), the agony and ecstasy of Tom Wilson, and how bad B*rstool Sports sucks. We also take your calls! Follow us on twitter at: Puck Bunnies: twitter.com/puckbunnies_pod Audrey: twitter.com/aud_bowler Christina: twitter.com/floozyesq

Avery and Mallory interview a very special guest, Geoff Dixon, to talk about his job as an assistant principal and how teachers can avoid sending kids to the office.

Many people go through life truly feeling that God probably is not pleased with them. Sometimes we think of God like we thought of the "Principal's Office" in middle or high school. "God wants me to shape up, get in line, stop my bad habits, or whatever." The truth is that God is for you, not against you. One verse from the Old Testament book of Zephaniah will forever change how you think and feel about God's presence in your life.

After a week-long hiatus, Kelley Lamm and Gordon Montgomery are back for another broadcast of She Said, He Said. Kelley and Gordon are getting back into the routine after their travels. Kelley and Gordon are having voice problems. Question of the Day: Did you ever get sent to the Principal's Office?

After a week-long hiatus, Kelley Lamm and Gordon Montgomery are back for another broadcast of She Said, He Said. Kelley and Gordon are getting back into the routine after their travels. Kelley and Gordon are having voice problems. Question of the Day: Did you ever get sent to the Principal's Office?

Subscribe to our podcast on: iTunes – Google Play – Stitcher Radio – Spotify – Web Player Hire Josh Ochs to speak at your organization. Josh sat down with Mona Merlo, SATO Principal. They discussed things that their school is struggling now with the number of hours kids are spending with social media, what is "just kidding" means to kids and tips for parents when it comes to screen time. Guest info: Mona Merlo, Principal of SATO Academy Key Takeaways: Incidents where students say, “we were just kidding” never end well Too much screen time comes down to a lack of structure of productive activity at home. Kids will say there’s nothing else to do when there are plenty of other things to do Technology is here to stay. Students need to learn how to use technology in a productive and purposeful way What is the number one thing bullies say? “We were just kidding,” is always the number one line that students tell me. What I tell students is that if you start with “just kidding” the situation isn’t going to end well. Especially if the other person is not originally in on the joke. Even if they are in on the joke doesn’t mean they want it publicized to everyone else. What is something parents need to be aware of? Parents should be aware of Instagram “screenshoting”. At our school, students took a screenshot of another student’s Instagram picture but then put a head pose on it. The image was rather inappropriate and made the person look like something they weren’t. Then, the students posted it publicly. It was very hurtful. The student immediately reached out to me with the screenshot. The students both owned up to it immediately and apologized to the other student. They acknowledged their error. That incident started with, “we thought she would think it was funny” but she didn’t. How does social media affect students at school? Students spend a lot of time on social media; even sneaking it during class time. Our students are very much high tech. We’re always on computers or some type of screen. As a school, we provide these tools for our students but they still manage to get into their social media during school. Texting each other even though we do a very good job of trying to keep their phones out of their hands and backpacks. Students will slip their phones into their pockets. They will still slip it out and be texting each other or screenshotting during class. We have seen it on TV where students are recording teachers. That is my number one communication with my teachers: no phones in the classroom. We have the technology we need. It is for your own safety as well as that of the students. What should parents do when their kids go to bed with their phones? It is really hard to get kids to let go of their phones, even while they’re sleeping. My own children, want their phone charging so that they can pick it up in the morning. They use it as the alarm clock. Being able to design a system at home that puts it within the parent’s control and not the kids’ control is really important. Some students will wake up in the middle of the night to go on their phones and text their friends. I have seen parents come in with the bill of the timeframes, where students were texting each other at 2:00 AM. I have parents emailing me, calling me, saying my child was up till 2:00 AM doing homework. My question is what were they doing from 3:00 to 10:00 PM which generally tends to be socializing on social media, online gaming, and the other activities. How can parents get more involved? Monitor the completion of the homework. Keep track of how, when, and where. Homework should be completed out in the open where a parent can see. When not being held accountable, students can say it took them two hours and they’re still not done with their homework. When they were working in their room, they likely had multiple tabs open and spent only a fraction of the time focused on the work. So, put students in a central location when they’re doing homework. You can check in with them frequently to track their progress and monitor the completion of their homework. I think parents would see a direct relation to less time spent on homework, more productive time, and better quality of work. How can parents teach students to balance screen time? I struggle with this myself because I too am a parent of a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old. I think what it comes down to is a lack of structure of productive activity at home. Kids will say there’s nothing else to do when there are plenty of other things to do. Reconnect with your kids. Talk to them. Watch a program together. If they’re watching YouTube videos that they are interested in, put them up on the Smart TV. Watch it with them. There are other means of getting that screen time, being productive, and still meeting the needs of the interests of your children. How can teachers use technology in the classroom? Teachers should be structured with the work and should effectively monitor what the students are doing. We focus on what we’re learning, why we are learning it and how we will show what we have learned. I visited classrooms where it’s extremely well done. It’s very professionally handled, students are 100% productive. I’ve been in classrooms where it’s very loosely structured. Students will be off task on their screens and teachers won’t be monitoring it. It really comes down to us as administrators setting the expectation for technology in the classroom. As our teachers become more and more tech savvy we need to continue supporting that technology is here to stay. Technology needs to be used in a productive and purposeful way. How can schools motivate kids to have productive screen time? One thing we do here at our school is have student outcomes. One of our primary student outcomes is that these students graduate from our school being professional, industry accomplished technician students. This has become our launchpad. Everything a student does from coming to class prepared to work, to how they dress, speak, and work in a collaborative group are their industry soft skills. This is something we promote that students can articulate. Part of this is managing your time, managing your tech, and managing yourself. Be cognizant of what your purpose is as a school and what you want students to leave your school going to college and industry with. How can parents monitor their child’s social media? Be cognizant of what your child is doing. It’s tough to monitor your children’s phones, to see who they are communicating with, and what they are doing. Most kids are ahead of adults when it comes to technology. Students are not afraid to try new things. As parents, our plates are full and our time is limited. Talk to your kids. They will talk to you. They will tell you what’s going on. Anything that’s come to my attention has been brought to me because of students. Whether they were the ones being bullied or they saw it online, they knew they needed to come to me. I think the number one thing parents need to be aware of is the whole SnapChat world. Students believe their Snapchat content disappears once it’s been viewed. If it’s been screenshotted, it will live forever. You have no control over something once you put it out there. You have no control over where it will land, stay, and grow. Be very cognizant of what you are posting online. Next Steps for Podcast Listeners: Join Parent University to get videos to watch with your kids so they can better understand WHY they need to be smart online. Please share this episode with a friend and subscribe so we can help more parents. Thanks for all your support. Read more here: https://smartsocial.com/blog/ Join our next webinar to learn the 30 worst apps your students should never use: https://smartsocial.com/#webinars Join Parent University to get videos to watch with your kids so they can better understand WHY they need to be smart online. View the top 50+ good and bad teen apps in our Popular App Guide page for Parents and Educators. Learn more at https://smartsocial.com

Bret Ernst talks crazy bar fights, millennials, and the American story. Ivan Martin and Leelend Clayton take the couch as well. Check out his special, "Principal's Office" https://bretcomedy.com/ And the hit podcast, "You're On The List" https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/art19/youre-on-the-list Originally recorded March 1, 2018.

Young MC - Just Say No Deejay Edit By Petko Turner 3 DL Here > https://hypeddit.com/track/sc/o7pqne It's The Most Underrated Track On That Album. Stone Cold Rhymin is the debut album by rapper Young MC. It was originally released in 1989 on Delicious Vinyl and was later re-issued by Rhino Records. The album reached No. 9 on the Billboard Top Pop Albums chart. The third track, "Bust a Move", was Young MC's biggest hit and is his most well known song, reaching No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the charts in Australia. His follow-up single, "Principal's Office", reached No. 33 on the Billboard Hot 100, and it was also nominated for 'Best Rap Video' at the 1990 MTV Video Music Awards.

Today Ken welcomes songwriter, queen of kitsch, and personal hero Allee Willis to the show. Ken and Allee discuss The Color Purple on Broadway, hating theater, swearing, having a TV in every room on every wall, growing up in Detroit, TV as a babysitter, a diet of candy, the sophistication of Health Bars, CHiPs, Erik Estrada's tight beige uniform, disco scores, writing songs for Earth Wind and Fire, Wonder Woman's disco devil, American Bandstand, Soul Train, Hullabaloo, Shin Dig, the invention of the teenager, cutting edge Variety, The Smothers Brothers, Laugh In, counter culture, Columbia Records, falling in love with Los Angeles, Freaks and Geeks, falling in love with cable news, Car Chases, 30,000 hours of footage, Just Say Julie, Allee's amazing wonderful house of treasures, rooftop drums, The Breakfast Club, being a music video production designer, The Cars "You Might Think", Tom Petty's "Don't Come Around Here No More", painting, combining music with art, writing "I'll Be There For You" the theme from Friends, returning the AFI Women's Directing Award in 1991, Kevin Bright, hating the Memphis school's bastardization of mid-century modern, storage spaces filled with treasure, Storage Wars, Sid & Marty Kroft, HR Puffnstuff, Electrawoman and Dynagirl, collecting lunch boxes, Greatest American Hero, the loss of the theme song, R&B, "Friends" at sporting events, a sea lion's love of "Boogie Wonderland", the wonders of the internet, Vice TV, enjoying The Principal's Office, hating foreign real housewives, and having a brand identity.

The Autotainment Network (AN) is for Dealer Principals, Executive Management, GM’s, GSM’s, Sales, Front end, Service, Back End, Vendors, and ALL things AUTOMOTIVE! This network is for everyone who wants to control where they get their automotive news and solutions.   AN is for those that refuse to be spectators and demand to be in control of the content they receive, understanding that the outcomes we receive are based largely on what we do and do not consume.

The Autotainment Network (AN) is for Dealer Principals, Executive Management, GM’s, GSM’s, Sales, Front end, Service, Back End, Vendors, and ALL things AUTOMOTIVE! This network is for everyone who wants to control where they get their automotive news and solutions.   AN is for those that refuse to be spectators and demand to be in control of the content they receive, understanding that the outcomes we receive are based largely on what we do and do not consume.

The Autotainment Network (AN) is for Dealer Principals, Executive Management, GM’s, GSM’s, Sales, Front end, Service, Back End, Vendors, and ALL things AUTOMOTIVE! This network is for everyone who wants to control where they get their automotive news and solutions.   AN is for those that refuse to be spectators and demand to be in control of the content they receive, understanding that the outcomes we receive are based largely on what we do and do not consume.

The Autotainment Network (AN) is for Dealer Principals, Executive Management, GM’s, GSM’s, Sales, Front end, Service, Back End, Vendors, and ALL things AUTOMOTIVE! This network is for everyone who wants to control where they get their automotive news and solutions.   AN is for those that refuse to be spectators and demand to be in control of the content they receive, understanding that the outcomes we receive are based largely on what we do and do not consume.

The PrincipalPLN is a weekly podcast hosted by Theresa Stager, Jessica Johnson and Spike Cook. We are committed to creating podcasts that are informative, innovative and fun! The concept of the podcast was developed by Theresa Stager, who at the time, was a first-year principal seeking ways to learn from others. Theresa reached out to Jessica Johnson, and they invited Spike Cook to join. The crew began podcasting in September of 2013.  Each week we interview teachers, principals, superintendents, authors and presenters to learn  how to become more effective educators! We are dedicated to being the lead learners in all that we do.   Stay tuned for more details as we organize our schedule! Follow us on Twitter

The PrincipalPLN is a weekly podcast hosted by Theresa Stager, Jessica Johnson and Spike Cook. We are committed to creating podcasts that are informative, innovative and fun! The concept of the podcast was developed by Theresa Stager, who at the time, was a first-year principal seeking ways to learn from others. Theresa reached out to Jessica Johnson, and they invited Spike Cook to join. The crew began podcasting in September of 2013.  Each week we interview teachers, principals, superintendents, authors and presenters to learn  how to become more effective educators! We are dedicated to being the lead learners in all that we do.   Stay tuned for more details as we organize our schedule! Follow us on Twitter

Mark and Sarah get funky fresh with Young MC's "Principal's Office" and DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince's "Parents Just Don't Understand." In between dope late-'80s beats, we discuss the sneaky wit of party rap, the power of your drive-thru order, and the difference between charming confidence and sheer jackassery.

The Principal's Office Podcast- a podcast dedicated to teaching and accelerating the principals of school leadership. Today we have arrived at Henderson Collegiate, in Henderson North Carolina and have been welcomed into the school by Executive Director and Co-founder of the school, Mr. Eric Sanchez. Eric also serves on North Carolina's Charter School Advisory Board, where a group of school leaders and appointees make recommendations to the State Board of Education on the fate of new public charter school applicants as well as existing schools that have been referred for financial, academic, or compliance issues. This school, Henderson Collegiate, embodies what public charter schools are all about. They started in a trailer on the other side of town with one grade 6 years ago, and grew into a brand new beautiful facility where they are today. As they grew in size, they also grew in ambition, as the have expanded to nearly 600 student in 6 grades, and will continue to grow until 2019 when they will have a full k-12 experience for their families. What also grew through time was their laser like focus on providing support to teachers, and uncompromising expectations for students. During this conversation, Eric walks us through their system that continues to improve every year, which is, I just have to say, mind blowing. The attention to detail, understanding of a unified vision, and refinement of their practices, have produced a unique and special opportunity for their students and families, and it is for that opportunity, that the charter school movement was born. Thank you for listening and enjoy. Please send any feedback to geoff@leaders-building-leaders.com Notes: 3:11 - Why Henderson, NC? 4:31 - Why so much teacher observation and feedback? 6:31 - How often are teachers observed and receive feedback? 10:00 - The paradox of school leadership 11:35 - What do you attribute your performance separation from the other schools in NC? 16:25 - Recruitment process 19:20 - Favorite interview question 20:12 - What three things do new teachers need to master first? 22:40 - Do you ever scare teachers away with your model of involvement? 24:43 - Who is your mentor? 27:05 - What are your go-to leadership and educational philosophy books? 29:50 - Who do you trust to tell you when you are wrong? 32:20 - What have you changed your mind about in education in the past year? 35:10 - Advice for yourself as a first year principal 37:30 - How do you plan in order to avoid using substitute teachers? 42:40 - Operational and financial planning 47:20 - Organizational values of thinking and planning skills 51:40 - What stories will these walls tell in 10 years? Books: The Talent Code - Daniel Coyle Leverage Leadership - Paul Bambrick-Santoyo Leadership and Self-Deception - Arbinger Institute Teach Like A Champion - Doug Lemov The Advantage - Patrick Lencioni

The Principal's Office Podcast- a podcast dedicated to teaching and accelerating the principals of school leadership. In this episode we visit Wake Forrest Charter Academy in Wake Forest, North Carolina. This school is only in their second year of operation and serve almost 600 students in kindergarten through 6th grade. Zack Perfitt, the founding principal, has welcomed us into his office to talk about his leadership style. How did his build his team? And what is the most important personality trait he looks for in his team members? How did he open the school over its full capacity? How does he keep himself from feeling overwhelmed by the job in front of him? And if you have never met Zack, he is an inspiring leader. He is the kind of leader who knows everyone in his school and talks to everyone the same way - from the Deans to his first graders, and from his teachers to the parents - everyone gets open honest accountable talk about their role in educating every child in the school. And he also welcomes - and expects feedback right back from everyone. Thank you for listening and enjoy. Please send any feedback to geoff@leaders-building-leaders.com Notes: 2:04 “Can I give you some feedback?” 6:50 Zack's journey as an educator 9:55 Who was your mentor? 11:10 Resources that cross from business into education 13:30 Engaging Families 15:20 How do you define a successful school? 18:15 How did you open your school over capacity? 21:35 How did starting a school with a management organization help you? 24:40 Who do you trust to tell you when you're wrong? 29:35 How would you as a teacher feel about you as a principal? 32:30 Feeling the impact of your responsibility as a principal? 35:28 Strategies to make your workload manageable 37:14 Fighting burnout 38:59 Changing your mind in education 41:30 Advice to himself as a first year principal

If you're a black student or you're poor, you're far more likely to be punished than offered behavioral treatment when you misbehave.Electric!! - The word that comes to mind when you describe the show planned for you in November.  Our guest, Dr. David Ramey is going to discuss the findings of a recent study of more than 60,000 schools.  More details to be posted as we get closer to the broadcast date - Stay tuned.

Todd Glass (The Todd Glass Show) joins Vanessa and Cole to chat about the Blurred Lines verdict, Harrison Ford's airplane crash, stealing material, opening for bands, that damn dress everyone was talking about, Ain't That Peculiar vs. Happy, senior ensemble dramadies, David Letterman, Eddie Pepitone, open mics, fun snaps and that one time that Vanessa started a war.   Leave your answers to the firsts question (the first time you got sent to the Principal's Office) on our website for a chance to win a comfy Pop My Culture T-Shirt!

Remember how you felt on the first day of school? Remember how much you disliked it 2 months later? Follow along with this tape and see why we all mostly remember the good times. 1. Rock and Roll High School, The Ramones. (music bed) 2. Back to School. Movie Clip. 3. Welcome Back Kotter Theme. 4. Be True To Your School, Silage. 5. Back to School. Movie Clip. 6. Adult Education, Hall and Oates. 7. Back to School. Movie Clip. 8. Hot For Teacher, David Grisman and Sons. 9. Three O'clock High, movie clip. 10. School of Rock, Dean. 11. Mad World, Alex Parks. 12. Back to School. Movie Clip. 13. Principal's Office, Young MC. 14. ABC, Jackson 5. 15. Back to School. Movie Clip. 16. Another Brick in the Wall, Korn. 17. Education, Remedy. 18. Don't Be a Dropout, James Brown. 19. Back to School. Movie Clip.

Kathleen Rose Perkins ("Episodes") joins Cole and Vanessa to talk about Adele's pregnancy, Katie Holmes' Scientology stalkers, Game of Thrones, John Pankow, musicals, Bristol Palin's Life is a Tripp, Matt LeBlanc, Alf, 33, dirty It's A Wonderful Life, One Man Two Guvnors, Diablo Cody's new movie, Ted Danson, and the longest conversation ever about The Secret of My Success.Leave your answer to the firsts question (What was the first time you got in trouble and were sent to the Principal's Office, and what did you do?) on our website for a chance to win a snuggly Pop My Culture T-Shirt!