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What do teachers think about the investments we've made for students? After the Tassel Turns, a podcast series hosted by Bill Turner, serves as a way to further the achievements of all of our students. This episode features some of the teachers of TCCHS as they share their thoughts on the new TLC building.
Appearing in this episode: Angela Milanov, Jeff Rainwater, Jacob Greenwood, Michelle Leonard, & Krysta Gentilini.
How did Costello students help make a difference for the entire school district? There are many factors to be considered when it comes to education during a pandemic. We returned to 100% virtual learning in November 2020 for all students K-12. At the elementary level, students k-2 had live classes for their specials. Students 3-5 did not. That all changed after some special letters were sent to TSD administration.
Costello Elementary School members who are featured in this episode include: Dr. Tammy DiPonio (principal), Laura Ferriss (teacher), and Natalie & Abby (4th grade students).
How do we help students who need something different? After the Tassel Turns, a podcast series hosted by Bill Turner, serves as a way to further the achievements of all of our students. This episode discusses the new Troy Learning Center, the programs that are offered through Troy College & Career High School, and what our district hopes to achieve for the future.
Want to connect? Send Bill an email with this address: [email protected]
We have a lot of teachers spread throughout this district at various buildings, and we continue to showcase as many different voices as we can. ONE Troy at Home is a limited podcast series featuring interviews with teachers as we continue with remote learning. This episode features an interview with Jeff Rainwater, an English Language Arts and Social Studies teacher at Troy College & Career High School.
We will be remaining virtual until mid to late January. Virtual learning and virtual teaching, how are we adapting to the situation? ONE Troy at Home is a limited podcast series featuring interviews with teachers as we continue with remote learning. This episode features an interview with Gaby Naus, the Art Teacher at International Academy East.
Dr. Rich Machesky, the Troy School District Superintendent, gives thanks to members throughout our community.
There are hundreds of teachers working in our district. When it comes to discussing all of the great work that is being done, we are barely scratching the surface. ONE Troy at Home is a limited podcast series featuring interviews with teachers and how they're adapting to this new method of instruction. This episode features an interview with Christina Chatel, the Media Specialist at both Boulan Park & Smith Middle Schools.
On November 9th, 2020, our district returned to 100% virtual learning for all students Kindergarten through 12th grade. What does this mean for our students and for the teachers who instruct them? ONE Troy at Home is a limited podcast series featuring interviews with teachers and how they're adapting to this new method of instruction. This episode features an interview with Scott Germansky, a 5th grade teacher at Barnard Elementary School.
This November, schools throughout the United States will be celebrating National School Psychology Week, taking place on the 9ththough the 13th. According to NASPonline.org, the purpose of this week is to highlight the important work that school psychologists and other educators do to help all students thrive.
Three school psychologists join together for this episode's discussion: Sara Ventimiglio (Morse & Barnard Elementary Schools), Karey Hansen (Costello & Troy Union Elementary Schools, Baker Middle School), and Emily Cooper (Hamilton Elementary School, Athens High School, Troy Learning Center).
Coach Tom Lining joins Adam Burns on the Sidelines to discuss our Composite Racing Alpine Ski Teams here in the Troy School District.
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