In part two, what if the media contacts staff and students? What should you do the day after a crisis? What do districts often forget during a crisis? Get ahead of the communications and stakeholder engagement curve.  This episode is hosted by Paul Weller and led by Joe Donovan of The Donovan Group. 

Learn how to get ahead of the communications and stakeholder engagement curve. Establish communications goals, assess current engagement efforts, and create a communications plan that addresses your district’s unique messages. This episode is hosted by Paul Weller and led by Joe Donovan of The Donovan Group.

Review effective crisis communication planning. From sending timely communications to staff and parents during a crisis situation to responding to the media to addressing rumors and mistruths. Join us for this session to cover the basics of communications planning. This episode is led by Lori Mueller and Jerry Gallagher. 

In this episode, Dr. Rhonda Roos focuses on ways Integrative STEM education can manifest as a school system. Rhonda interviews Drs. Rachel Geesa, Annette Rose, and Krista Stith- researchers of organization, school, and district-level STEM practices and editors of the book Leadership in Integrative STEM Education: Collaborative strategies for facilitating an experiential and student-centered culture. Their work supports educational leaders in collective decision-making to build robust and equitable PK-12 integrative STEM programs to promote the development of career and college ready students and STEM-literate citizens. Link to closed caption and episode resources: https://bit.ly/3Iulujq

In this episode of Systems Talk, listen as our host Dr. Rhonda Roos focuses on the system of Story Synergy. Rhonda speaks with Principals Mike Pinto and John Pearl from the Tippecanoe School Corporation. Mike serves as principal at James Cole Elementary and John serves at Battle Ground Elementary. These two principals facilitated a session at the Fall IASP conference where they shared stories, engaged the audience in so much laughter, and included a few leadership lessons along the way.  Their session solidified the importance and meaningfulness of stories themselves. Link to closed caption and episode resources: https://bit.ly/3vAfMYQ

In this episode of Systems Talk, Dr. Rhonda Roos focuses on the importance and essential need for Systems within schools so that high-level learning is occurring throughout the building. Rhonda interviews Dr. Jeremy Coleman, principal at Brookview Elementary School (Warren Township) in Indianapolis. Listen as Dr. Coleman discusses his personal experiences from being a teacher and administrator, along with his doctoral research on the essential components of Academic Agency. Link to closed caption and episode resources: https://bit.ly/3JgPpuB

In this episode of Systems Talk, Dr. Rhonda Roos focuses on the importance and essential need for Systems within schools so that safety is alive and well for all staff members. Rhonda interviews educational consultants/authors Carrie Rosebrock and Sarah Henry. Their book Arrows is all about creating a system-based approach to school leadership. Link to closed caption and episode resources: https://bit.ly/3JMv5lK

In this episode of Systems Talk, listen as our host Dr. Rhonda Roos focuses on the system of Supervising School Personnel. Rhonda interviews Dr. Dave Marcotte, the Indiana Urban Schools Executive Director. Dr. Marcotte discusses a few critical pieces about supervision he’s learned along the way in his leadership. Link to closed caption and episode resources: https://bit.ly/3k7Rw9M

In this episode of Systems Talk, listen as our host Dr. Rhonda Roos focuses on the system of SEL-Social Emotional Learning, with an emphasis on students. Rhonda interviews Karianne Polk-Meek who serves as the Director of Teaching and Learning  of the Indiana Department of Education.  Kari discusses the way she and her teacher team build this system of care at STARR Elementary and TEST Intermediate.

In this episode of Systems Talk, listen as our host Dr. Rhonda Roos focuses on the system of Family Engagement. Rhonda interviews Dr. Eyal Bergman, Senior Vice President at Learning Heroes.  Dr. Bergman discusses the critical goals of this system and shares several recommendations for building it. Link to closed caption and episode resources: https://bit.ly/3DFRcaL