Today is a FIRST on the podcast with such an awesome interview. I was recently in South Carolina doing some speaking work and connected with the SRO (School Resource Officer) for the district. Sgt. King and I totally hit it off and I knew right then he needed to come on the show.

Pierre is more than just a Police Officer, he's started an amazing organization called 'Be The King Of Change' that has really had a positive impact in the community and broader area of York, SC. 

I really enjoyed this episode and hope you do as well!

Pierre's website - www.bethekingofchange.com

Instagram - @Pdiddy1998 

Facebook - pierreandsandraking

Eric Sheniger is someone who I've looked up to for a long time in education as a Principal, as an author, as a speaker, and honestly just an all around great human being!

We talk about leadership of course, who Eric is learning from right now, his top five 'must haves' if he was a Principal again and some other fun topics.

Be sure to connect with Eric on Twitter @E_Sheninger and also check out all of his books on Amazon!

Enjoy!

Latoya is the Director of Elementary Programs and Gifted Education for a school district in South Carolina and when we met in person a few weeks ago we totally hit it off right away. Dr. Dixon has been a teacher, Principal at two different levels and also worked for the Department of Education in North Carolina before taking her current job.

Latoya is also a podcaster (Leadership With Latoya - A Podcast For Leaders On The Grow) blogger and just an all around awesome human being.

Be sure to follow Latoya on Twitter @latoyadixon5 and I really hope you enjoy the show!

Dr. Kevin Armstrong is a Middle School Principal in the Nashville, TN area and also a fellow with NAESP. He's been Principal at his school for eleven years now and we talk about books, working with central office, thinking big and innovative, and so much more. I really hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did, thanks for listening!

Be sure to connect with Kevin on Twitter - @DrKDArmstrong

Dr. Susan Enfield is the Superintendent of Schools for Highline Public Schools in the Seattle, WA area. We had such a fun conversation about books, leadership ideas, moving people forward, working with the community and so much more. I have a feeling I'll be asking Susan to come back on the show at some point for round two. In the meantime, enjoy the show!

Be sure to connect with Susan on Twitter - @SuptEnfield

Dr. April Grace was named Superintendent of the Year in Oklahoma in 2021 and is an amazing district leader in Shawnee Public Schools.

We talk about book recommendations, how to roll out big ideas and initiatives, the importance of building relationships, and a whole lot more.

Be sure to follow and connect with April on Twitter - @ShawneeSup

Enjoy!

Dr. Quentin Lee is a brand new Superintendent and I know you've seen his viral YouTube videos that have been going around the past year. 

This school leader has the energy, the passion, the mojo and the vision for what our public schools need. 

I had so much fun talking with Quentin and I know you're going to really enjoy this conversation as much as I did.

Connect with Quentin on Twitter @DrQuentinJLee

And be sure to check him out on YouTube as well!

Katie is an Elementary Assistant Principal in Georgia and there are so many leadership ideas from our conversation. The need for organized and sustained leadership coaching and training, to be a hard worker and not a workaholic, some favorite book recommendations and even a little about running!

Enjoy!

Be sure to follow Katie on Twitter to learn and connect! @KatieDerman

Danieli is a former teacher, assistant principal, principal and now a director of innovation and instructional technology. Our conversation is so on point with education, leadership, books and so much more - enjoy!

Dwight has been a teacher, coach, assistant principal, principal, author, speaker, presenter and so much more!

We have such a fun conversation about school leadership and so many other topics, enjoy this as much as I did!