TSD World Class Podcasts

Athens High School teachers Gary Koskinen and Deanna Fakhouri discuss the class Forensic Science. The Elective is a show all about the elective courses that students can take at the middle and high school level. These classes are often filled with students who are either passionate about the subject material or are studying it for the first time. This series will feature teacher on teacher interviews. These discussions will explore the elective and offer insight into what the class is all about.

Charity Week is the premiere event at Athens High School that aims to raise thousands of dollars for a local charity every year. Students, staff, and the surrounding community, will get to participate in almost 20 different event activities in support of this year's charity, Elli's House, whose mission is to abolish sex trafficking in the city of Detroit. 

Ron Keoleian hosts The 5th Pillar, a podcast series with a more relaxed approach to education. This episode features three seniors from Athens High School who are planning this years Charity Week, Noah Scudder, Madi Fair, and Alli Leonard.

The Troy School District Superintendent, Dr. Rich Machesky, discusses this year's MLK Celebration & Day of Service, the Unified Basketball Teams at Athens and Troy High, personal projects at International Academy East, and more.

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Join Adam Burns on the Sidelines with Megan Moceri, Luanni Ford, Megan Powell, Manny Al-Nsour, Emma Mertz, and Sofia Johansson as they discuss being players on the newly formed Troy United Girls Hockey Team.

Tired of sitting at a desk all day? We've got some classes that get you out of your seat and into the real world. 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 interviews with teachers Amy Olsen (Terrace Cafe, Commercial Foods) and Amy Dent (Careers & Education). Together, they discuss how students can learn how to better themselves along with those around them.

Ron Keoleian hosts The 5th Pillar, a podcast series with a more relaxed approach to education. This episode features two seniors from Athens High School who are working on a documentary film about the Arctic Grayling Initiative. 

Advanced robotics, automation, virtual reality, augmented reality, additive manufacturing, these are just some of the most discussed topics in booming industries and are also the least understood in public education. Are there any classes students can take that will prepare them for one of the millions of jobs going unfilled? After the Tassel Turns, a podcast series hosted by Bill Turner (TCCHS Principal and Director of College & Career Readiness), serves as a way to further the achievements of all of our students. This episode features interviews with four teachers: Josh Pudaloff (Computer Science), Mitch Vercellino (Game Design), Travis Balogh (Woodshop), and Tim Heath (Emerging Engineering Technology). Together, they hope to inspire students to try something new and potentially better their lives in an ever-changing world.

Ron Keoleian hosts The 5th Pillar, a podcast series with a more relaxed approach to education. This episode features 8th grade students from Larson Middle School. Topics discussed include how each student learns about the world, education now vs. when their parents were students, and the overall middle school experience.

Join Adam Burns on the Sidelines with Coach Klumpp as they discuss Girls Varsity Basketball at Athens High School.

Troy High School teachers Emily Rusk and Katelyn Carroll discuss their respective classes, Yearbook and Newspaper. The Elective is a show all about the elective courses that students can take at the middle and high school level. These classes are often filled with students who are either passionate about the subject material or are studying it for the first time. This series will feature teacher on teacher interviews. These discussions will explore the elective and offer insight into what the class is all about.