Homeroom with Brad Saron

In the final episode of Homeroom, Claire Bergman talks about her work supporting families in our District who are experiencing homelessness.

Mr. Melrose joins Brad and Todd to talk about music education in the District, and more specifically, the opportunities available to students through the band program.

Brad and Todd talk with Briana Kurlinkus, the Department of Systemic Equity & Inclusion's Community Liaison, about the work she does to form relationships with families and collaboratively work toward more equitable outcomes in our schools.

Sun Prairie East Principal Jim Ertel shares how the Bell-to-Bell No Cell initiative is working in schools in advance of the new legislation requiring it.

Jenna Boberg and Eric Nee join Dr. Saron to talk about the fall season, the upcoming winter season, and the benefits of a student’s involvement in athletics and activities.

Rebecca Ketelsen returns to Homeroom to talk about the work of the foundation and goes in depth about the Food for Thought program.

Principal Boeve, who is new to our District this year, shares a little about himself, what brought him to Sun Prairie, and how the year has been going so far.

In our Season 10 premiere, Karyn Richmond joins Brad to talk about our Employee Wellness Program and how our District supports the health and wellness of our staff so they can better support our students.

Rebecca Ketelsen talks about the work of the Sun Prairie Education Foundation to support our students and staff. She also introduces SPEF's new Food for Thought campaign to support students in middle and high school with nutrition between meals.

SPASD Social Studies teacher and forensics coach, Anna-Lisa Dahlgren, and Sun Prairie West senior, Leela Bourenane, join Dr. Saron to talk about forensics, winning the 2025 state competition, and more!