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The name Cisco should be relatively familiar to those long term listeners. We interviewed Mr. Jeremy Cisco at Hardy Coffee shop for our first mobile episode. Lindsay Cisco is the new art department head at Central High, while she may be new to this role her experience in the art world is extremely long! We got a chance to sneak in a quick podcast before the first day of school.

Lindsay just started a studio with a friend called: Three23 Design Studio. If you'd like to see her work outside of the classroom visit the site below and support her passion for all things art!

Three23Design

This episode includes:

-What makes Central Special

-Husbands arrival at Central

-Moving from Central from Private Schools

-Art in her personal life

-Growing artists who need support

-Offering gentle criticism

-Plans as art department head

-Message to Central High

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In this episode I sit down with Beth Wilson who's passion for students and Central High is contagious. Her love of Central is so good that through audio osmosis we've loved Central even more! We talk a little about the her legendary husband, but mostly about her career and love for all things in the library. This episode is like a timeline of her life with major events mixed throughout. We hope you enjoy and go take a tour of Beth's new library space sometime soon. Tell them Chatting at the C sent you!

Covered in the show:

-Her professional careers

-How Librarians are changing

-Moving to the new addition

-Technology transformation with Covid-19 Pandemic

-Central's Modern Library

-Politics invading Libraires

-Choosing Central for her boys

-Finding Love at Central

-Her message to Central High community

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The story of how Micah Ringlein became a teacher is truly fascinating. He will tell you teaching really gave him a home and that home has been Central High for the last 13 years. In this episode we reflect on learning a foreign language to teaching one. You'll learn a little bit of French along the way and even hear about his published children's book. We hope you enjoy every second. merci beaucoup!

Micah's Book: The Little Green Pea (Amazon)

In this show we discussed:

-What Makes Central Special

-What inspired him to be a teacher

-How to get over vocab in learning a second language

-Competing with Spanish for foreign language dept.

-Top three French words

-Why immersing yourself in another culture to learn a language is key

-Erika Meyer's world travels and leadership

-His unique dress

-Becoming a creator of all sorts

-Message to Central High

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Jon Franta is a second generation Eagle Educator and, while he's been here for only a year, he's already shaking up the Central landscape. From Esports to digital design Franta is making a HUGE impact on the Central community. In this episode he shares a ton of insight and goals for the future of Central. We hope you enjoy!!

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Tigani is a huge team player for Central High. He builds relationships with staff and students alike. While teaching an arguably dull subject he injects life into his classroom with UNO games, discussions, and sometimes even food!! We are sure you'll laugh along as we assign Green Flags and Red Flags to scenarios at Central!

We covered:

- Why Central is Special

- Tripping over door stops

- Doing math homework with markers

- Email during the summer

- Using phone apps on homework

- Brent Larson's Greatness

- Being a team player

- How to work with a diverse and quiet class

Enjoy!!

We've hit our one year anniversary show and we had to go BIG! So, we finally had legendary educator and world traveler Scott Wilson on the show. Thanks for tuning into the show and make sure you follow us on social media wherever you'd like! Leave us a five star rating so others around the world can find the show and experience the greatness of Eagle Nation!

Scott Wilson is as synonymous with Central as limestone pillars are. The Central community is tight nit and at the center you find Wilson. Not a alumni of Central, but has a enormous impact on his students for the rest of their lives. We asked listeners to submit audio questions for this show and we have a wide variety of questions from alumni, current students, teachers around the district, close friends, and much more. Our topics fit into three categories: teaching, traveling, and impact. We hope you enjoy the show!!

Shoutout to those who submitted questions:

-Chad Wilcox, Westview Educator

-Rod Mullen, former Eagle Educator

- Nichole Palfini, Class of 2027

-Vicky Deniston Reed, retired Eagle Educator

-Pat Venditte, Class of 2005

-Casey Bigby-Denton, Class of 2005 and Eagle Educator

-Lyndsay Rosenthal, Class of 2005 and former Eagle Educator

- Beth Wilson, Eagle Educator and spouse

- Abbey O'Brian, Class of 2016

- Kara Lambrecht, Class of 2007

- Dr. Becky Erbelding, historian

-Euan Milne, class of 2022

-Elizabeth Stienauer, Eagle Educator

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I named this show relationships above everything because that what Nick Webster stands for at Central High. He is a breathe of fresh air in the building and his advocacy for his student stands above others. Whether on the soccer field or in the classroom or around Omaha Nick is himself. He doesn't hide tattoos, chains or his thoughts. His students from King and Central adore him and are quick to give him a shoutout or some support. We're glad to bring you Nick Webster!

Discussed in this show:

-Central Special

- Being an alumni and now a teacher

- Starting his career at King Science

- Building relationships with students

- Transitioning from middle school to high school

- Being a role model for Black students are Central

- Coaching Boys Soccer

- His on field persona

- His message to the Central Community

You wont find a teacher with a bigger heart than Dani Brandt! She truly cares about Central High and all who work or learn there. She made change here for over 13 years as a teacher, coach, admin, and mentor! We want to wish her best of luck as she continues her journey at Lewis and Clark and we cant wait to see what she will do!

Make sure you visit the Central High Foundations website to become a 'Generation C' member and support programs like: OC Broadcasting, Eagle Beats club, and much much more. They have all sorts of levels of commitment, whether you donate time, talent or treasure Central High appreciates it! (CHSF Web)

Discussed in the show:

- What makes Central Special

- Juggling a family and being an Admin

- Early career as an English teacher

- Favorite topics to teach

- Fondest memories at Central

-How to make decisions with a diverse student body

- Keeping those we serve in mind

-Parts of Central being brought to Lewis and Clark

- Final message to Eagle Nation

Thanks for tuning into this episode! Make sure you support Eagle nation by becoming a "Generation C" member with the Central High Foundation! While the school year is coming to a close, you can support during any month of the year. Visit the Foundation website today! (CHSF Website)

Martha Omar has a personality that quadruples her stature, she truly cares for each and every one of her students! We did this episode at The Mill Coffee shop on Leavenworth St. Follow the link below to see their menu and visit their shop. (The Mill)

Omar teaches Freshman English 1-2 and leads the entire Freshman Academy system at Central High. She has been teaching at Central for ten years and has experience around the US and even around the world. Omar believes Central is truly a family and she, like many other teachers, brings her real family to tons of Central events. They are featured in this episode.

We discussed:

01:19 What makes Central Special

02:46 Goals for Freshman in English

04:49 Relationships with Dept.

06:09 Great Quotes in English

09:17 Leading Freshman Academy

11:11 Public Transit and Field Trips

13:17 Sentence Stems Game

15:47 Family welcomed at Central

16:32 Teachers Kids at Central

18:36 Message to Eagle Nation

Thanks for tuning in, make sure to find us on any social media you'd like and hit that follow button! We want to thank the Central Foundation for supporting this show and the teachers on it. We couldn't do what we do without their support and your support! If you aren't part of their "Generation C" membership visit the link below to sign up today! (CHSF Website)

You cant get more of a big personality and part of Central than Coach Matt Storm. As an alumni, Coach, and advocate he truly cares about his students and Central High. The son of legendary Dept Head Judy Storm, Matt grew up in the halls of Central and wants to share that message with anyone and everyone. We know you'll be beaming with purple pride after hearing this interview! #OOOSSS

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