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18.06.2025
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23.09.2024

Safety & Security with Shā Rogers

Chief of the Office of Educational Access DeWayne Street invited Leander ISD’s new executive director of safety and security, Shā Rogers, to speak about her law enforcement background and what led her to be a police officer in public education. Rogers joined Leander ISD in May. Her position will transition to become the chief of police after LISD’s police department application has been approved by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE). Video Format

23.09.2024

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32 Min.
14.05.2024

Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with Ramona Kar

Chief of the Office of Educational Access DeWayne Street invited Leander High School Instructional Assistant and Job Coach Ramona Kar to speak about her journey and the significance of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. (00:52) DeWayne starts by asking about Ramona’s background and what attracted her to Leander ISD. Later, DeWayne and Ramona have a conversation centered around: (03:55) Ramona’s transition to the U.S. (07:27) Advice she’d give her younger self (11:25) Why celebrate AAPI Heritage Month? (14:40) Closing

14.05.2024

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16 Min.
30.10.2024

#1LISD with Tom Glenn and Bruce Gearing

Chief of the Office of Educational Access DeWayne Street had a special two-guest episode – current LISD Superintendent Bruce Gearing and Tom Glenn, a former LISD superintendent – to discuss the idea of #1LISD and, more specifically, the importance of unity across our 200-square-mile school district. Tom was able to offer a unique perspective of LISD being a one high school town – and just six schools in all – in the 1980s when he started as superintendent. Bruce's experience as superintendent of a school district with six feeder patterns and 48 schools offered interesting contrasts and challenges. At the end of the episode, DeWayne invites Sarah Grissom, the deputy superintendent of administrative services and strategic planning, to read the poem The Trough by Judy Brown. DeWayne starts welcoming Tom and Bruce onto the podcasts, noting the recent Unity Day earlier in October. Later, the three of them have a conversation centered around: (1:05) Tom Glenn's time as superintendent (6:15) The challenge of opening more schools (8:23) Building a culture (13:32) The challenges Bruce faces as the current LISD superintendent (20:40) Advice for educational leaders (24:37) Constancy of purpose (27:59) The impact of community cohesion (34:06) What makes the #1LISD community strong

30.10.2024

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43 Min.
03.12.2024

Exploring Behavior Supports

Leander ISD’s Special Programs Parent Liaison Ashley Anderson is joined by Behavior Specialist Bonnie White to discuss behavioral supports available for students. Ashley starts by asking Bonnie to share a little about herself (00:36) . Later, Ashley and Bonnie have a conversation centered around: (03:22) Student Successes (05:21) Parent Questions (06:29) Requesting an Evaluation for Services (07:19) Behaviors Across Settings (11:11) Behavior Supports at School (13:30) Ways for Families to Collaborate

03.12.2024

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14 Min.
STAFFEL 1 – TRAILER

Level Up Podcast Gives Voice to Empowered Learning

Introducing "Level Up," a new podcast series with Superintendent Bruce Gearing. When it comes to the idea of Empowered Learning – both for students and staff – this series will look to bring to life real-world examples of this happening in #1LISD. In this series trailer, hear from Gearing as he shares the journey he has been on the past few months and how the importance of "ownership of learning" became crystal clear. It's the bedrock of connecting students to their passions. That passion leads to purpose, and that purpose can change the world. The future of our community, of our state, of our world is right here in our public schools. And this way of thinking is about empowering them to take the future and mold it into something that is theirs. Later this week, be on the lookout for the series' first episode with a very special guest: A.J. Juliani.

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5 Min.
20.11.2024

Native American Heritage Month with Fran Harper

Chief of the Office of Educational Access DeWayne Street invited Camacho Elementary School Instructional Assistant Fran Harper to speak about her 17-year journey in LISD and what Native American Heritage Month means to her. (00:43) DeWayne starts by asking Fran about what led her to the instructional assistant role. Later, DeWayne and Fran have a conversation centered around: (07:36) The importance of celebrating Native American Heritage Month (13:35) Raising awareness of Native American communities (17:19) Research the history (24:04) Closing

20.11.2024

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25 Min.
25.02.2025

African American History Month with Leander HS Coach Kris Price

Leander High School’s head football coach and Athletic Coordinator Kris Price joined the Chief of the Office of Educational Access DeWayne Street to discuss what African American History Month means to them and what it’s like being a coach in this day and age. Price has more than 20 years of coaching experience and has called Leander ISD home for the last six years. He takes pride in preparing his student-athletes for the next level on an athletic and academic level. DeWayne sits down with Coach Price to learn more about him as a coach and person. (01:15) Later, DeWayne and Kris have a conversation centered around: Why choose Leander ISD? (11:24) Lessons to learn from African American History Month (13:26) Words of wisdom from Coach Price (19:36) Challenges of coaching in today’s world (23:28) Closing (30:39)

25.02.2025

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31 Min.
05.05.2025

Little Learners, Big Impact

Leander ISD’s Special Programs Parent Liaison, Ashley Anderson, is joined by Special Education Early Childhood Coordinator Erica Metcalf for an engaging conversation about early childhood education services and how families can create meaningful learning experiences at home. Ashley starts by asking Erica to share a little about herself and her roles in the district (00:46). Later, Ashley and Erica have a conversation centered around: Early Childhood Services (2:37)Parents as Teachers (3:50)Parent Questions (5:25)Attending School for the First Time (14:46)Fostering Learning at Home (16:48)Ways for Families to Collaborate (17:03) Resources ⁠Collaborative Partners Question Form⁠⁠Special Programs Handbook⁠⁠Early Childhood Education Services⁠⁠Parents as Teachers⁠

05.05.2025

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19 Min.
19.03.2024

Women's History Month with Angela Hodges, Tracie Franco & Jody Hormann

Chief of the Office of Educational Access DeWayne Street invited a panel of guests – Area Superintendent Angela Hodges, Senior Director of Transportation Tracie Franco and Senior Executive Director of Campus Activities Jody Hormann – to speak about their journey and the significance of Women’s History Month. DeWayne starts by asking the three of them to share a little bit about themselves personally and professionally and why they chose the field of education. For good measure, he asked about their favorite teacher (00:48). Later, DeWayne and the group have a conversation centered around: Lessons learned (12:27) The significance of this month’s observance (20:21) The favorite thing about their current role (27:58) Closing (34:22) -- This On the Street: A #1LISD Journey podcast series serves as an opportunity to continue the conversation around educational access and to highlight our efforts around increasing cultural competency for Leander ISD staff. Our work is about bringing people into the conversation.

19.03.2024

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35 Min.
20.01.2025

MLK Day with Rodney Page

2025 marks the 39th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. MLK was a pioneer and trailblazer who inspired many during his time and continues to be a source of wisdom and guidance today. The guest for this episode of On the Street, Rodney Page, was one of many who took the civil rights leaders’ words to heart. Page went on to become not only the first women’s basketball coach at the University of Texas but also the first African American coach at UT. Chief of the Office of Educational Access DeWayne Street sat down with Rodney to learn his story and how he was more than just a coach. --- DeWayne starts by asking Rodney about his story. Later, DeWayne and Rodney have a conversation centered around: (8:50) Navigating Life in 1963 (16:05) Coaching Career, More Than A Job (37:08) Rodney’s Mentors (41:01) The Meaning of MLK Day in 2025 (50:02) Closing

20.01.2025

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51 Min.

Championing the talented students and teachers of Leander ISD, a fast-growth, high-achieving school district in Austin, Texas.

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Safety & Security with Shā Rogers

Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month with Ramona Kar

#1LISD with Tom Glenn and Bruce Gearing

Exploring Behavior Supports

Level Up Podcast Gives Voice to Empowered Learning

Native American Heritage Month with Fran Harper

African American History Month with Leander HS Coach Kris Price

Little Learners, Big Impact

Women's History Month with Angela Hodges, Tracie Franco & Jody Hormann

MLK Day with Rodney Page

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