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Stories from KEDC Districts with Johnson County's Michael Conley, Principal of Central Elementary
"Joy is infectious. So is negativity. Don’t let anyone disturb your joy."
Johnson County's Michael Conley, Principal of Central Elementary shares stories about their students', teachers', and community's achievements this past year.
We think that you'll find Michael's stories similar to all of those stories in our member districts. The great thing about sharing these stories is that while we have so many similarities we approach improvements in different ways depending on your context. Sharing our approach with one another can generate both inspiration and ideas to explore within your context of serving students.
In this episode you'll receive an invitation to reach out to Central Elementary and visit to see what the Eagles are up to for yourselves. You can find their information on their school webpage or facebook pages at these links...
https://www.johnson.k12.ky.us/o/central-elementary-school
https://www.facebook.com/centralelemeagles
Thank you, Michael, for sharing your story and the Eagle's story!
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By KEDC with Brandy Breeze"Joy is infectious. So is negativity. Don’t let anyone disturb your joy."
Johnson County's Michael Conley, Principal of Central Elementary shares stories about their students', teachers', and community's achievements this past year.
We think that you'll find Michael's stories similar to all of those stories in our member districts. The great thing about sharing these stories is that while we have so many similarities we approach improvements in different ways depending on your context. Sharing our approach with one another can generate both inspiration and ideas to explore within your context of serving students.
In this episode you'll receive an invitation to reach out to Central Elementary and visit to see what the Eagles are up to for yourselves. You can find their information on their school webpage or facebook pages at these links...
https://www.johnson.k12.ky.us/o/central-elementary-school
https://www.facebook.com/centralelemeagles
Thank you, Michael, for sharing your story and the Eagle's story!