Greenwood School District 50: Leading, Listening, and Learning in D50

In this episode, G. Frank Russell Technology Center Culinary Arts Instructor Chef Jay Hancock and Indigenous Underground Chef Erica McCier share their professional experiences and promote the upcoming Charity Dinner Series in our community. 

In this episode, Greenwood High School's State Champion Girls Wrestler Aislynn Castillo, GHS Wrestling Head Coach Nick Mountz, and GHS Wrestling Strength and Conditioning Coach Skylar Elliott discuss all of their recent success during the 2026 season. 

In this episode, Raptor Senior Director of Professional Services Katelyn Warnock discusses D50's new partnership with the organization and why implementing a safety management tool is so important. 

In this episode, D50 Board Chairman Clay Sprouse shares his experiences as a Chairman and member of the D50 Board of Trustees. We appreciate the Board's dedication and services to the students and staff in our district!

In this episode, RTC Cosmetology Instructor Brandy Holladay and RTC Cosmetology student Angie Pulido discuss their experiences with the program. 

In Episode 4, Megs House Executive Director Alice Hodges joins the podcast to discuss a new partnership with District 50 and the opening of a new therapy space for clients. 

In Episode 3, D50 Safety Director Natalie Talbert and EHS SRO Chad Robertson stop by to discuss See Something Say Something Week and the importance of safety within our district and community. 

In Episode 2, Executive Director of Communications Johnathan L. Graves sits down with Director of Child Nutrition Amy Stabler to discuss meals that make a significant difference in D50. Amy explains her role within the district and at the state level and shares a big announcement with families within the district. You don't want to miss Episode 2 of the Leading, Listening, and Learning podcast in D50! 

In this episode, Executive Director of Communications Johnathan Graves sits down with Superintendent Shane Goodwin to discuss his experiences with D50 and the community over his first four months.