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School CFOs: Financial Management During Tough Times
John Musso with Errol St. Clair Smith

pic These are tough time to be a school CFO -- hard choices, difficult decisions and lots of pressure. John Musso is the Executive Director of the Association of School Business Officials and he shares with us some of the strategies that he is giving his members about how to cope with life in the financial pressure cooker.
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How Principals are Coping With The Great Recession
Guest:Gail Connelly Host: Errol St. Clair Smith

 Gail Connelly

Speaking from her view as Executive Director of the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP), Gail discusses some of the many ways that elementary school principals have been impacted by the recession and shares some of the creative ways that principals are coping. Gail concludes by giving her view of the road ahead and the unique opportunities she sees hidden in the current crisis.  

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Smarter Ways to Market Your Private School
Guest: Patrick Bassett Host: Errol St. Clair Smith

picPatrick Bassett is President of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). Pat opens his association's play book and offers inside tips, proven approaches and the most effective strategies for marketing your private school.
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Child Care Providers  Are Navigating Rough Seas
Guest: Sherry Workman with host Errol St. Clair Smith

pic According to Sherry Workman, Executive Director of the National Association of Child Care Professionals (NACCP), though these are tough times for childcare providers many are anticipating better times. In this segment Sherry shares some of the strategies that childcare providers are using to adapt, survive and hold on until the economy comes roaring back.
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Improving School Safety/Managing Critical Incidents
Guest: Daniel Domenech Host: Errol St.Clair Smith

picBefore Daniel became Executive Director of the American Association of School Administrators(AASA), he helped develop a school safety plan that was praised by the Department of Education and the Department of Homeland Security. In this segment he shares with us the fundamentals of creating a safer school and managing school emergencies when they occur.
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