In this episode we introduce you to Partners Across the Community (PAC) and learn about their special food drive going on April 15th through May 15th. This short episode will make you smile and hungry for noodles. 🍜

In this episode, we learn about the work of DCSD’s Portrait of a Learner Team and how it relates to EPIC Learning. There are exciting things in the works and as one student said, “I’ve learned about the future of the school system and how we’re improving upon it…and I like where it’s headed.” Xander 11th grade

We are celebrating 30 episodes with an unscripted episode where it’s all about 30. Don’t miss our hard hitting questions and a surprise would you rather from last week’s guest host!

Teachers in their first year here in Douglas County Schools share their classroom experiences focused around Positive Culture. Listen how they make connections with their students and stay tuned for the always exciting Would You Rather at the end.

Teaching is hard, but we can do EPIC things. In this episode, teachers with 20+ years of experience share their tips for making it to year 20 and beyond.

So this really happened…Catlin Tucker! Catlin has written several books and is the queen of blended learning. You won’t want to miss Catlin’s thoughts on how to bring blended learning to life in the classroom.

We did something EPIC! We invited teachers to a session at our district wide conference to record and they showed up. Listen to them share the EPIC things happening in their classroom and some great stories you really can’t make up!

This might be our most creative title, yet! Computer Science standards are a hot topic lately so we decided to bring in an expert to take a deeper dive with us. Listen as we talk with Jaci McCune about her journey in education. Stay tuned until the end to hear a wild story about a 1st grade field trip!

“A public school that feels private…”. In this episode we talk with students and staff at Aspire Academy High School about their journey and experiences in this alternative school setting. As always, we end with a riveting would you rather that will leave you pondering…🦖✨

We may be a day late, but thanks for being flexible! In this episode we share our favorite strategies for using flexible grouping in the classroom. You won’t want to miss the end where we tease about two very exciting upcoming pod guests!