Talk 122

April is Financial Literacy Month. In this episode of Talk 122, Dr. Yarbrough sits down with Ali Munoz from Rock Valley Credit Union to discuss how students can learn about money, credit and more!

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In this episode, we sit down with Chris Noble & Emily Breakfield, Instructional Tech Specialist for the district. We deep dive into what tools we are using in the classroom, teaching teachers and more

Dr. Yarbrough sits down and discusses education in 2021-2022, overcoming obstacles, and more with Michael Sterling, Harlem School Board President

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On this episode of Talk 122, Dr. Terrell Yarbrough sits down with Carol Johnson, a former teacher and events coordinator. They discuss about her time at Harlem, having Harlem pride, and the Harlem Scholarships available.

Then Alex Gary stops by and discusses the district’s alumni network, teaching in the Harlem District, and our career pathways.

To end the episode, we interview Jake The Barber, a 2017 graduate about learning, following your passion, and cutting hair. – Find him online at Booksy.com

In this episode of Talk 122 superintendent Yarbrough sits down with Jason Lubben, Teacher and head athletic trainer at Harlem High School. They discuss the partnership between Athletico and the district, coming back for injuries, and how students can join the athletic training program.

Then Rebecca Hoffmann, Athletic Director at Harlem discuss the amazing current athletes, the people and work that go into the athletic department. Then she discusses her vision of the future of Harlem Athletics.

Harlem’s Equity Journey

Kaitlyn Hardy, a senior at Harlem High School, discusses being part of Multi-Cultural Student Union (MSU) and giving every student a voice. We then discuss our equity work impacting young and older students.

Then Kasie Kosinski, assistant principal at Windsor Elementary stops by to discuss being a parent on how the equity work is important to her.

To round out the episode, we speak with Kyra Newnam about teaching African American history and learning along with her students.

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In this special sit-down interview, Superintendent Dr. Terrell Yarbrough discusses leadership, partnerships and representation with Rock Valley College president Dr. Howard Spearman.

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On This episode, we discuss music and the upcoming playoff game performance with Timothy Perian, Marching band director at Harlem High School. Then we talk to Jeremy Toledo about becoming the vocal director and the future of music at Harlem.

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On this episode, Dr. Terrell Yarbrough interviews Kevin Polky, Founder & Executive Director of KP Counseling about stress during the pandemic. We then speak to Diana Disch, Wellness Coordinator for Harlem, about how to stay healthy and practice self-care. Then Rock Cut Elementary principal Ryan Reinecke discusses about mindfulness and balance. To finish, Brenda Estrada – a 4th grade HOLA teacher at Rock Cut, discusses teaching and finding what you can control in 2021.

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We discuss homecoming with Alaina Mach, student council advisor at HHS. Then Brooke Decho, a senior at HHS, talks about learning and thriving during the pandemic. Then Bill Dredge discusses his 46 years of teaching and coaching at Harlem.

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