In this episode, our guest superintendent shares how her school district is dealing with students who simply disappeared when school shifted to remote learning,  teachers who are stressed,  and the uncertainty of not knowing is they are doing hybrid teaching well.

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Dr. Michelle McCord was named Superintendent of Frenship ISD in November of 2015. She previously served as Frenship's Deputy Superintendent for a short time after serving as Assistant Superintendent of Administrative Services beginning in May 2010.

She began her career at Archer City High School in 1989, and after several years in the classroom she transitioned into private counseling. Dr. McCord began managing the operations and business activities of a large mental health care organization in Wichita Falls and the surrounding area. Realizing the impact on clients was the most fulfilling aspect of her profession, Dr. McCord moved back into education and served as a school counselor in Wichita Falls ISD, Pearland ISD, and Iowa Park CISD. She joined the administrative team at Iowa Park High School as an Assistant Principal in 2007 and then the central office team at Allen ISD as the Assessment Coordinator in 2008.