Join us as we welcome Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal and his Deputy Superintendent Michaela Miller to our set. It's our first ever live-streamed show. Get your questions ready!

Dr. Karen Burke and Pam Allyn, both from Scholastic, drop by our studio to talk about K-12 literacy and what principals can do to promote schoolwide literacy efforts. Lots of great advice and takeaways in this episode.

John Wiesman, Washington State Secretary of Health, drops by our studio to talk about tobacco and vaping for teenagers, the Tobacco21 initiative, and gives advice and resources for parents and educators.

If you were at Summer Conference this year, you were probably captivated by Kevin Carroll and his message, whether he was talking about his youth and the adults who guided him, or swearing at Vlade Divac in Serbian (because his boss made him).

In our second episode of AWSP TV, former Washington State Governor and current Challenge Seattle CEO, Christine Gregoire, talks with our Scott Seaman and Roz Thompson about leadership, the changing role of the principalship, and the importance of having great principal leadership in each and every school.

AWSP's Ron Sisson hosts our first ever AWSP TV talk show. We're proud to bring in Dr. Caprice Hollins, who we've worked with quite a bit and was a keynote speaker at the 2018 Summer Conference, and Jack Arend, who's worked with Dr. Hollins in his role at the Tumwater School District.

Why is communication so important as a principal? What can you do to improve? Listen to this episode to learn a little more. It was recorded with three members of AWSP's Communications Advisory Committee: James Everett, current Meridian Superintendent and at the time, principal at Squalicum High School in the Bellingham School District; Cindy Cromwell, principal at Butler Acres Elementary in the Kelso School District; and Brent Osborn, principal at Lakeside High School in the 9 Mile Falls School District.

Special Guest: Brent Osborn.

Dr. Michaela Miller, Deputy Superintendent at OSPI and former AWSP President's Award Winner, discussing the early days of TPEP, how it's evolved, and where it's going next. After the TPEP talk, she discusses the ESSA consolidated plan and the new direction of OSPI under Superintendent Reykdal.

Gene Sharrat, Executive Director of the Washington Student Achievement Council, discusses hot topics in education and the transition to beyond high school.

We kick off our very first podcast with a blooper before Scott Friedman and Trevor Greene describe their work during the AWSP Fellowship with principals on the east side of the state. Edie Harding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Gary Kipp, AWSP Executive Director, talk about the fellowship, how it’s impacted the AWSP Leadership Framework, and what’s next.