Now that 12 - 15 year old students are eligible for the Covid 19 Vaccine, would you get it? Join us to hear from folks in this new category. (plus some oldies chiming in still.)

What is your hope for school in the fall?

Sometimes you talk. Sometimes you listen.

Sometimes you do both.

Back in the building, after a year away

Everything is going...forward.

Let's hear what folks are saying...

It's April Fools on April 5th. Does humor belong in schools? Let's hope so, otherwise it's "f's" all around for this week's SEL podcast. Join us?

The rise in awareness of bullying and harassment against people in our community who identify as Asian American and Pacific Islander can stop, if we stop it. Today we look at understanding how we may have gotten here, choices we can do when facing unpleasant or challenging emotion information, and how we can make things different and better. Join us!

Who are the people in your neighborhood? What can you learn from them? Today we interview our very own Julia Detering to learn about how perseverance and resilience have supported her in her life. Join us!

The last part of perseverance we call adaptation. But adaptation is also part of what defines resilience. That's one way these skills are connected. You know where you're going and you know where there are obstacles. The way you adapt and come back is called resilience.

Today we have a special guest, Attorney Dana Brown and we can learn from her how resilience can bring success. Join us!

This week we're working on furthering our understanding of perseverance and resilience by recognizing the roles that self-esteem and reflection play. Join us as we unpack these essential skills!

What are resources? How do resources shape our lives? An SEL lens helps us understand the relationship between things. Join us!

Women's History Month is a great time to focus our Social Emotional Learning on understanding Perseverance & Resilience. These words are not just singular skills but are representations of many skills. Those skills are very important and can be taught and can be learned. In fact, one great way to learn these skills is through the stories of women in our society. Join us!