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Today we’re joined by Laurie Putnam, Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education, St. Cloud Area School District. Last year, as principal of Kennedy Community School, a K-8 school in the district, Laurie took her staff through Constructing the Innocent Classroom. And now, as Asst. Supt. is supporting her middles schools through the training. Laurie shares the impact that she has experienced Innocent Classroom have, including the transformations that happened with specific students, the innocence that educators began to experience, and how knowing her own good helped her better connect with students.

This is our first episode of Season 4! Welcome back! This week our host, Adebisi Wilson, talks with Jaimee Bohning, Julian Condie, and Tony Orange about why they do this work, the significance of innocence, and strategies to engage a child's good.

In today's episode, we talk with Steve Unowsky, Superintendent of Richfield Public Schools.

Richfield Public Schools in Richfield, Minnesota has taken Innocent Classroom district-wide and committed to training all of their teachers in the practice. Today Superintendent Unowsky talks about Richfield Public Schools’ mission to inspire and empower each individual to learn, grow, and excel and how Innocent Classroom supports each teacher’s ability to achieve that goal.

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Our guest for this episode is Christina Haddad Gonzalez, Director of Student Support Services at Richfield Public Schools in Minnesota. Christina shares with us how Richfield Public Schools integrates Innocent Classroom into its culture - from working with supporting educators to engaging individual students' good.

On Today’s episode, you’ll hear from Innocent Technologies’ President & CEO Alexs Pate speaking at the first ever Innocent Classroom Conference on August 18, 2018 in Omaha, Nebraska. The theme for the conference was “Connect. Empower. Free Children to Achieve.” Alexs delivers a message of hope, encouragement, and a reflection on the positive impact you all have had on the thousands of students you teach.