Multi-Tiered Support Systems

In Today's Episode, Dr. Miller discusses his journey of starting his own Charter school. We discuss the importance of having a unique proposition value, seeking great board members, and the overall perseverance it takes to succeed.  If you are looking to start your own charter school, this episode is for you!

In Today's episode, we discuss the importance of implementing multi-tiered support systems in schools and how they benefit school culture, including students' emotional and academic outcomes. If you are an educator looking to learn what it takes to provide an effective framework for your school district, this is the episode for you!

In today’s episode, I decide to take a different approach and discuss the B.F. Skinner's approach to education, emphasizes that positive reinforcement is imperative in schools. The SchoolHouse Is Jumping !!

In today’s episode, we had the distinct pleasure of uncovering the noble pursuit of starting a daycare.Join us as we explore the craftsmanship, conviction, and quiet courage it takes to cultivate a space where young minds begin their journey.If you’re drawn to the art and architecture of early childhood education, follow Erica at @ccdcpodcast on all social platforms — where legacy begins with the littlest learners.

In this episode we explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the classroom.We discuss how educators can use AI to streamline planning, support student needs, personalize learning, and reduce burnout—while still keeping the human touch at the center.Whether you're an educator, school leader, or curious learner, this conversation will open your eyes to what’s possible.

A sharp mind without a steady heart is an incomplete leader.Emotional intelligence teaches us to think with clarity, speak with intention, and lead without losing composure.In this episode, we break down the psychology of self-awareness, the science of restraint, and the art of knowing yourself.Because intellect without emotional depth is just noise in a well-tailored suit.That’s the Mr. SchoolHouse Way.

In this episode of *The SchoolHouse Podcast*, we dive into the power of restorative justice practices in schools and how they transform discipline into a tool for healing and accountability. Instead of relying on traditional punitive measures, restorative justice fosters open dialogue, conflict resolution, and community building, ultimately creating a healthier school environment. We’ll explore how educators can implement these practices effectively and why conflict resolution plays a crucial role in the process. Georgia Conflict Resource, an organization dedicated to equipping schools with the tools and training needed to navigate conflict through, restorative circles, and proactive relationship-building. Tune in as we discuss real-world examples, expert insights, and practical strategies for making restorative justice a part of everyday school culture! #RestorativeJustice Resource :https://www.gaconflict.org#TheSchoolHousePodcast #EmotionalIntelligence

In today's episode, we discuss the importance of scholars reading at grade level. It is crucial for scholars to develop strong reading skills, as these will be essential throughout their lives. Kenya, the author of *Fulton and the Quest for the Golden Bone*, has written a children's book with the goal of helping scholars understand the significance of learning to read. Link to the book- https://www.amazon.com/Fulton-Quest-Golden-Kenya-Usher/dp/B0DPLGZ2K4/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1NZYUWGEK7J2F&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.hgZ7QxpChRPv3XGoMpibsw.prVpvPZ7hS2DATbn-xluy9NOy9xgu_N-VdCO35HQnMw&dib_tag=se&keywords=fulton+and+the+quest+for+the+golden+bone&qid=1736376058&sprefix=fulton+quest%2Caps%2C193&sr=8-1 Research article from Today's episode- https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/alabama/articles/2024-08-08/an-estimated-1-800-students-will-repeat-third-grade-under-new-reading-law Reading Resource For Educators and Parents https://www.khanacademy.org/ela

In today's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Erica, where we discussed the significance of leading with empathy and inspiring others to become leaders. She is a childcare director, owner of three daycare centers, a speaker, and an author. If you're interested in learning more about childcare education. Please check out her website https://www.childcaredirectorschair.com

In today's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Boyce about his journey to becoming a principal and how he navigates conflict within the school environment. He also authored a book for those inspired to create their own curriculum! Dr. Boyce has developed curricula for entrepreneurs, focusing on social-emotional learning and business skills. Check out his website and social media: Website: jcbedpro.comInstagram: @jcbedpro