In this episode, Adam Frank discusses his book, Non-Punitive School Discipline: Relational Practices to Help Students Overcome Problem Behaviors, with teachers and families within his community. Learn how this book gives immediate answers and takeaways to everyday situations with students and children. 

CASE Executive Director, Bret Miles, chats with a group of  education and CASE leaders from across the state about Malcolm Gladwell's Talking With Strangers. Guests this month include Jason Koenig, 2020-21 CALET President and the Chief Information Officer for Cherry Creek School District, Northwest BOCES Executive Director, Chris Eberhardt, and Bill Dallas, CASSP President and the current Colorado Secondary Schools Principal of the Year. 

In this episode, CASE Director of Communications and Strategic Partners Melissa Gibson chats with retired superintendent, Karen Brofft, Director  of Advanced Academics and Gifted Programming for Douglas County School District, Natasha Straayer, and Joy Warner, the principal of the Alternative High School in Center Consolidated School District. The team explores Brené Brown's, Dare To Lead, and talk vulnerability, women in leadership, and more.