As the 2023-24 school year draws to a close, Dr. Marcus Campbell has a conversation with Dr. Angel Turner, the newly appointed superintendent of Evanston-Skokie School District 65. Together, they explore the joint endeavors between the two school districts, all aimed at meeting the diverse needs of every student in the Evanston-Skokie community.

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In this special episode, ETHS Superintendent Marcus Campbell sits down with Dr. Eddie Glaude, Jr., the James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor at Princeton University, and author of the book We Are the Leaders We Have Been Looking For. You can check it out on YouTube or wherever you find your favorite podcasts.

Together, they talk about what it means to be a leader and the importance of living with courage, integrity, and love. This powerful discussion with Dr. Glaude was sponsored by the Family Action Network.

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On this episode of the Wildkit Way, we focus on Dual Credit, a program at ETHS that gives Wildkits access to college-level courses to help them successfully transition to higher education. 

ETHS Math Department Chair Dale Leibforth and senior Katalin Maji join Dr. Marcus Campbell to talk about the growing program, its robust and unique college-level courses, and why all Wildkits should take advantage of it.

In this episode, ETHS Superintendent Marcus Campbell sits down with ETHS alum Jackie Newsome to discuss her journey of being a justice seeker. Newsome shares experiences about how school can create spaces and pockets to care about and be connected to the lives of others.

In this episode, we explore the ETHS District goals and their significance in shaping the experiences of our students in their high school journey.

Dr. Campbell is joined by ETHS Board President Pat Savage-Williams and ETHS staff member Alicia Hart. Together, they discuss how the District goals serve as the driving force behind meaningful outcomes for ETHS Wildkits.

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Student Voice. It can help shape their classroom, their school, and ultimately their own learning and growth.

On this episode of the Wildkit Way, Dr. Campbell sits down with Gabby Burnett and Romel Rojas-Leon, proud members of the Wildkit class of 2024. The students share their personal experiences, successes, challenges, and give invaluable advice on what it takes to feel belonging at ETHS.

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How do we as a school community show up to ETHS each day? How do we honor, celebrate, support, and see each other?

In the first podcast of the 2023-24 school year, Dr. Marcus Campbell sits down with ETHS assistant superintendent and principal Taya Kinzie. And together they discuss the strategic priorities of the district, along with the commitment to be responsive to staff and student needs.

Community in the classroom: what is it and why is it important? 

On this episode of the Wildkit Way, ETHS superintendent Marcus Campbell sits down with ETHS teachers Ilma Lodhi and Kamasi Hill, along with social worker Britt Bodkin, to discuss what it takes to build community in the classroom post pandemic and why a sense of belonging is vital for student engagement and student success.

We continue to read about, see, and experience violence around the country and in our communities.  

In the second part of this special podcast episode, ETHS superintendent Marcus Campbell picks up his conversation with Ganae McAlpin-Toney, the ETHS Director of Equity, and Calvin Terrell, a motivational speaker and founder of the Social Centric Institute. 

The three of them continue to discuss the culture of violence and how we can address it.

We continue to read about, see, and experience violence around the country and in our communities. 

In a special two-part episode of the Wildkit Way, ETHS Superintendent Marcus Campbell is joined by Ganae McAlpin-Toney, the ETHS Director of Equity, and Calvin Terrell, a motivational speaker and founder of the Social Centric Institute.

The three of them sit down to discuss the culture of violence in our society and how we can address it.