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Dr. Joe Sanfelippo, Tony Sinanis, Dr. Tony Evers
 | In this special edition of BrandED, we visit with the state superintendent of the state of Wisconsin about the need to energetically tell our positive stories. Follow: @Joesanfelippofc @TonySinanis @bamradionetwork |
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Dr. Joe Sanfelippo, Tony Sinanis, Amber Teamann
 | Parent engagement is a challenge for schools across the nation. In this segment our guest shares her strategy for using social media to share what's going on during the school day and how that helps her to connect with parents. Follow: @Joesanfelippofc @8amber8 @TonySinanis @bamradionetwork |
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Dr. Joe Sanfelippo, Tony Sinanis, Carrie Jackson
 | Our guest has really taken a proactive approach to using social media to connect staff, parents, students and the entire school community. Tune in to learn more... Follow: @Joesanfelippofc @jackson_carrie @TonySinanis |
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Dr. Joe Sanfelippo, Tony Sinanis, Melissa Emler, Mikailah, Sam, and Emily
 | In this segment we talk with a team from a school that trusted students to manage the school's social media sites. Follow: @Joesanfelippofc @melissaemler @TonySinanis @bamradionetwork |
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Dr. Joe Sanfelippo, Tony Sinanis, Tim Lauer
 | Our guest has one of the most impressive school web sites in the field. In this segment he shares with us how he makes his school's site so dynamic and exceptional. Follow: @Joesanfelippofc @timlauer @TonySinanis @bamradionetwork |
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I just finished reading one of the best books ever. The Operator by Robert O’Neill is the story of the Navy SEAL who dedicated a good chun ...
Ah, January. The lovely time of year when the white stuff makes an appearance, along with wind, ice, sleet, and other trendy terms like "Cyclone ...
This Might Get Ugly... I'm going to start by fully understanding the vulgar gestures you may want to make towards your computer screen or the ...
You may have heard this in a discussion of education policy in general, or if you're a teacher, you may have heard it in internal discussions of curri ...
In my capacity as Head Stage Manager Guy at my school, I have spent my day on duty for a concert sponsored by a local church. It makes for a long da ...
I’ve now spent a decade listening to educators speak about what matters most. I’ve sat silently as teachers, principals, superintendents, prof ...
When people talk about childhood idols and heroes, I always say David Copperfield. No, not the character from Dickens. The other charact ...
Anyone who has worked with me can attest to the mantra I believe wholeheartedly: “Education is like a three legged stool. The school is one leg, the ...
When you get a group of talented, enthusiastic, and passionate educators together to talk about school-wide positive behavior support in the summer, g ...
With the US election 2016 in the books, we can all agree that it was an election like no other. We have seen, heard, and were dragged along on quite ...
Like many jobs in the world, particularly those that deal with humans, teaching requires focus on both forests and trees. A teacher faces qu ...
We didn’t do anything. She transferred here from a different school. I don’t know why. She was mostly quiet, but it was not difficu ...
Talk to teachers-- or former teachers-- across the country, and you hear similar complaints. An increase of job responsibilities, without the necess ...
Empathy. Inclusion. Acceptance. Kindness. Respect. These are qualities we want our communities to exemplify. These are qualities we often see ...
I wrote this a week ago. It doesn't feel any less real today. So today we had early dismissal so that we could spend the afternoon running active ...
I knew it was a growing issue. I didn't know it was this bad. Between 2007 and 2014 the suicide rate for children aged 10-14 doubled. Doubled. That ...
It’s hard to believe that violence in the workplace still exists in schools. Sadly, there are still incidents that require leadership to step up and a ...
As the principal at a rural high school several years ago I often wrestled with the notion of partnering with parents at this level. How could I eng ...
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