Chat & Chill With Super. Hill

In this inspiring episode of Chat & Chill with Super. Hill, Dr. Terrell Hill is joined by special guest Kimberly McGee, the founding teacher behind Sage Park Middle School's incredible Career Day. Together, they dive into the true mission of the event—sparking curiosity, expanding horizons, and helping students dream beyond limits.

They explore why early career exposure is so critical, how representation shapes ambition, and what it means to prepare students for a future where many jobs haven't even been invented yet. From careers in AI and tech to industries we can't even fully imagine today, the conversation highlights how Windsor is equipping students to lead in a rapidly changing world.

Career Day isn't just about the careers of today—it's about inspiring the creators, innovators, and leaders of tomorrow.

What happens when a school district actually walks the talk on Social Emotional Learning? Spoiler alert: a whole lot of magic.

In this heart-filled and hype-worthy episode of Chat & Chill with Super. Hill, Superintendent Dr. Terrell Hill is joined by SEL rockstars Mr. Morgan and Elyssa Kotler—two passionate specialists from our upper elementary schools—to unpack the real story behind Windsor's nationally recognized SEL journey.

From its bold beginnings to the deep-rooted impact it's having on students, staff, and school culture, this convo is all about what it really takes to build a community where everyone feels seen, safe, and supported.

In this heartwarming and transformative episode of Chat & Chill with Super. Hill, Superintendent Dr. Terrell Hill sits down with Sonia Turner, Humanities Instructional Coach at JFK, to discuss an initiative that has redefined Women's History Month at the school. For years, Sonia has curated a month-long panel series featuring trailblazing women—mayors, news anchors, lawyers, and entrepreneurs—who share their journeys, breaking barriers and inspiring the next generation.

But for Sonia, this mission is deeply personal. After struggling with self-esteem as a child, she realized she had to become the role model she once needed. Seeing young girls in her school battling the same insecurities, she stepped up to create a space where they could see their potential reflected in powerful, real-life role models.

The result? A movement that has girls standing taller, believing in themselves, and uplifting one another. This feel-good episode may just bring you to tears as we explore how mentorship, representation, and sisterhood are shaping the future—one assembly at a time.

Tune in and be inspired!

In this powerful episode of Chat & Chill with Super. Hill, Dr. Terrell Hill sits down with two trailblazers in education—Tricia Lee, Principal of Clover Street School and a 100 Women of Color honoree, and Ayana Taylor, Vice President of the Windsor Board of Education and one of only nine board members in Connecticut to earn CABE's Certificated Board Member designation.

Together, they dive into why representation matters, breaking barriers in male-dominated spaces, and leading with impact—not just identity. Dr. Hill unpacks his own privilege as a man and highlights that Lee and Taylor are not in their positions because of DEI initiatives, but because they are simply the best for the job.

From balancing leadership with personal life to beating imposter syndrome and the “angry Black woman” myth, this episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in real leadership and the power of Black women in decision-making roles.

In this episode of Chat and Chill with Super. Hill, Superintendent Dr. Terrell Hill sits down with Humanities Instructional Coach TaLoria Wilson to explore the impact of the African American Read-In, an international program celebrating Black stories and the African diaspora worldwide.

For the past three years, Ms. Wilson has thoughtfully curated this powerful event at Clover Street School, bringing together men of color—specifically from the Divine 9, historically Black Greek organizations—to read books by Black authors and about Black experiences. Tune in as we discuss the intentionality behind her selections, the importance of representation in literature, and the lasting impact this event has on students and the community.

️ In this inspiring episode of Chat and Chill with Super. Hill, Dr. Terrell Hill sits down with Windsor High School's Board of Education Student Representative, Victor Montilla.

Victor, a proud Filipino student with deep family values, is blazing a trail as an aspiring physician and a passionate advocate for student voice and leadership. Discover how he balances his ambitious goals with his commitment to representing his peers on the Board of Education.

We'll dive into Victor's leadership in the Cyber Leos Club, his vision for student empowerment in the digital age, and how he's shaping a brighter, more innovative future for education. Don't miss this uplifting conversation packed with wisdom, passion, and the power of youth-driven change!

In this stellar episode of Chat and Chill with Super. Hill, we sit down with Rebecca Zenczak, Windsor Public Schools' dynamic Instructional Technology Specialist, to discuss an out-of-this-world initiative: the first portable, immersive planetarium in a Connecticut public school designed for instructional use. Supported by Dr. Hady and the Instructional Services team, this state-of-the-art tool is transforming learning across the district.

The conversation flows like butter as Dr. Hill and Rebecca explore how Windsor Public Schools is setting the bar high in innovation and delivering excellent Tier 1 instruction for every student. More than just a tool for bringing NGSS Science standards to life, educators are using the planetarium to enhance history lessons and beyond. The mobile planetarium brings our Instructional Core Wheel to life by fostering inquiry-based learning environments that inspire peer-to-peer collaboration, critical thinking, and reflection.

Fully inclusive and curriculum-integrated, this experience highlights Windsor's unwavering commitment to preparing students for success in an ever-changing world. Tune in to discover how Windsor Public Schools is leading the way in 21st-century education!

Dr. Hill may have met his match in this episode! Windsor's Teacher of the Year, Christina McCann, engages in a lively and insightful conversation, sharing what it really takes to thrive in today's classroom. With nearly 30 years of experience, Mrs. McCann is a passionate advocate for academic rigor and discipline as the foundation for student success. Though her approach may seem "old-school," her thoughtful and measured reflections highlight the independence teachers once enjoyed in the 90s, while outlining her bold vision for making Windsor a top-tier educational institution that other districts nationwide can look to for inspiration. Tune in for an unfiltered discussion on high expectations, the challenges educators face, and the belief that all students can achieve when standards are set high.

In this special National Hispanic History Month edition of Chat and Chill with Super. Hill, Superintendent Dr. Terrell Hill sits down with Cynthia Romero, Assistant Principal at Poquonock Elementary School, for a lively conversation about celebrating multilingualism and embracing cultural diversity. As a proud Latina and former ESL Teacher and Elementary ESL District Liaison, Cynthia reflects on how her heritage and 20+ years of service to Windsor Public Schools have shaped her approach to supporting multilingual learners.

Tune in to learn how our district is creating a vibrant, multicultural tapestry that prepares all students to thrive in a globalized world.