This episode introduces the P3 Podcast and lays out the ways the podcast will work.  1. Interviews.  2.  Ed Talks.  3. Ripped Audio from Presentations.  

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In this episode, you will hear the audio from a presentation given by Graves County Principal Alison Gregory who was speaking at a recent P3 Principal Spotlight.  Mrs. Gregory talks about effectively coaching teachers and how different teachers need different types of coaching.  I know you will enjoy hearing about the authentic successes and challenges Mrs. Gregory has faced along the way and how her growth mindset pushes her to be the best leader she can be.

Click here for resources from this presentation and to learn more about P3 Principal Spotlight events.  

Episode 3 - The Gift of Time with host Keith Griesser

In this episode, Keith talks about some challenges and offers some suggestions regarding the precious commodity of teacher time and the gift we can give teachers by providing and protecting their time.  

In section three Keith mentions a group called Dads on Patrol - here is a link to the story:  https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dads-louisiana-high-school-student-violence/

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Episode 4 - Family Engagement with Bryne Jacobs (Lafayette High School) and Beth Mullins (Berea Elementary)

Link to Beyond Bake Sale book

Link to prichardcommittee.org/ffs/

Link to prichardcommittee.org/familyengagement/

November 15-19 is family engagement week

Link to the Article on Family Friendly Schools

Link to prichardcommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/KY-Family-Engagement-Flyer.pdf

Link to prichardcommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/SchoolYearBreakdown.pdf

You can connect with Bryne Jacobs by emailing [email protected] and with Beth Mullins by emailing [email protected] 

If you have feedback you would like to share about this episode, please contact Keith Griesser by emailing [email protected]   If you would like to connect with the P3 Team, click here to view our website.

Thank you for listening to The P3 Podcast for Principals and School Leaders!  Please like, subscribe, and share this episode with other leaders in your Professional Learning Network (PLN).  

In this episode Keith, Jenny, and Stacy share the work of P3 and how the team offers FREE support to principals and school leaders across The Commonwealth of Kentucky.  Check out the links below to learn more about The Principal Partnership Project! 

The P3 Website

The principal's chair can sometimes feel like a lonely place.  One of the primary missions of P3 is to bring principals together so that collaboration can take place and best practices can be shared.  We want MORE kids to have BETTER experiences and one of the best ways for that to happen is by connecting with other principals. In this episode, Keith talks through some ways that principals can connect with principals and other school leaders locally, regionally, and nationally.    

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In this episode, Keith has a conversation about Professional Learning Communities with Scott Hundley, the principal at Northside Elementary School in Midway (Woodford County).  

About Mr. Hundley:

In this episode Scott mentions that he and Keith coached together.  They were both assistant coaches at Scott County High School when the Cardinals won the Boys Basketball State Championship in 2007.  They then took on a new adventure together, coaching Montgomery County High School for the next three years.  Scott didn't mention that he was Mr. Kentucky Basketball in 2000 and went on to play four years at Vanderbilt University.  Hundley and Griesser remain good friends to this day - which shines through in this conversation about PLCs. 

We hope you enjoy Episode 7 of the P3 Podcast - PLCs with Scott Hundley.  

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Additional P3 Resources

If you have any questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions for The P3 Podcast, please contact Keith Griesser ([email protected])

In this Episode, Keith talks with Sarah Jemison - the Program Coordinator for the Purple Star Program and Brigadier General (Retired) Steve Bullard - the Executive Director for the Kentucky Commission on Military Affairs about the Purple Star Award Program that recognizes and assists schools who make a special effort to support students of military personnel and the special challenges they face.  

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Purple Star Award is a state-sponsored recognition for individual schools’ dedication and support of military-connected youth.  The Program started in 2016 in Ohio as a result of conversations with veterans, educators, military family members, students, service members and others about ways schools can better serve military students and their families.

The Purple Star Award designation lets military parents know, whether they are on active duty or in the National Guard and Reserves, that a school is dedicated to helping their child gain the educational skills necessary to be college-, workforce- and life-ready. According to a 2020 evaluation report by the Military Child Education Coalition, 77% of Military parents whose children attended a Purple Star School reported that their children had a satisfactory to very satisfactory socio-emotional experience compared with only  54% of military children at non-Purple Star schools. The program is supported by the US Department of Defense, Military Child Education Coalition, and the Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission, and currently, 33 states implement the program in their schools and school districts.

Vision:   Every military-connected youth in Kentucky receives what they need to succeed.

Mission: Instill a sense of connection and strengthen resilience within Kentucky’s military- connected youth.

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Ben Maynard and Laura Raganas, Digital Learning Coaches at KDE, will share resources, examples and videos from Kentucky principals and teachers with everything you need to tackle the blended learning journey in your building. Leaders will gain access to their google site filled with templates and even modules complete with a feedback loop. Find out how others have used the resources and modules to level up, learn and lead.

Coachingplus.pro  Also check out bit.ly/KentuckyDLC

Maynard, Ben  [email protected]

If you would prefer to watch the video recording of this session of EdCamp, here is the link