Student safety and mental and behavioral health are top priorities in MCCSC schools, and in this episode, Dr. Winston talks with school leaders about how students are supported. She also discusses the importance of arts programming, and a parent shares how the arts and athletics have made an impact in her child's life.
Work-based learning has always been an option for students in our schools, and guests share why it matters and some of the ways students are gaining experience.
Hosted by: MCCSC Superintendent, Markay L. Winston, Ph.D.
Learn more about Dr. Winston at https://mccsc.edu/superintendent.
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Guests (pictured left to right):
Jessica Lee Corry, parent of a Bloomington High School South student and a Childs Elementary student
Eric Gilpin, MCCSC director of student safety and secondary education
Becky Rose, MCCSC director of student services/social work
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Links shared in this episode:
School Safety: https://mccsc.edu/safety
Parent University: https://mccsc.edu/parentuni
Community Information: https://mccsc.edu/community
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The MCCSC School Voices soundtrack is performed by Fairview Elementary School students.
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