Innovative Schools Podcast

AccuTrain Corporation

The Innovative Schools Podcast features conversations with authors, consultants, thought leaders and practicing educators working to improve K-12 schools around the world. These conversations include discussions on student mental and behavioral health, classroom behavior, school climate & culture, innovative teaching methods, student safety and more. Each episode provides an opportunity for administrators, teachers, counselors, social workers and others to learn about new insights and strategies for reaching and teaching students.

  1. S3:E7 - More Than "Just A Teacher" w/ Jere Chang

    APR 7

    S3:E7 - More Than "Just A Teacher" w/ Jere Chang

    In this episode of the Innovative Schools Podcast, Kevin sits down with gifted education teacher Jere Chang to explore how life experiences shape the way we show up for students. From an unexpected path into teaching to becoming a voice for educators through social media, Jere shares powerful insights on identity, student relationships, and what it truly means to make an impact. This conversation dives into gifted education myths, the importance of teacher self-worth, and how creating spaces where students feel seen can transform lives. 🔑 Key Takeaways ✔️Teaching is more than a job—it’s a lasting influence on students’ lives. ✔️The phrase “just a teacher” reflects a larger issue of respect and trust in education. ✔️Gifted students are often misunderstood and don’t always fit the “perfect student” mold. ✔️Relationships—not curriculum or data—are what students remember most. ✔️Educators must advocate for themselves while also building strong partnerships with parents and administrators. 💬 Memorable Quotes 🗣️“I’m not just a teacher—I’m impacting lives.” 🗣️“No student has ever come back and thanked me for a data chart.” 🗣️“Gifted doesn’t mean perfect—it means different.” 🗣️“You treated me like a person.” 🗣️“It’s good—it’s going to be good.” 🧠 Strategies You’ll Learn Tips to build authentic relationships that make students feel seen and valuedHow to support gifted students beyond stereotypes and labelsMethods to communicate effectively with parents as partners, not opponentsWays to create classroom environments where all students can be themselvesHow to handle difficult conversations with confidence and empathy➕ Additional Practices Intentionally connect with students who may feel overlooked or unseenCelebrate student strengths without forcing labels or expectationsUse role-play to help students develop social awareness and communication skillsPrioritize real conversations with parents over transactional communicationReflect on your own self-worth as an educator and avoid comparison with others 📚 Resources and Links 🔗 Jere Chang Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mschanggifted/ 🔗 Jere Chang TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mschanggifted 🔗 Jere Chang website: https://mschanggifted.com/ ❤️ Love This Episode? ✅ Share it with a fellow educator!⭐ Rate & Review to help more teachers find this show 💬 Join the Conversation on social media or in your next staff meeting! 💡 Innovative Schools Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/innovativeschoolspodcast/ 💡Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovative-schools-podcast/id1502414943 💡Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Lbw553jnDXuG08IZ43Kb5 💡Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@innovativeschoolspodcast

    1 hr
  2. S3:E6 - AI in Schools: Where to Start and What to Avoid w/ Dan Fitzpatrick

    MAR 24

    S3:E6 - AI in Schools: Where to Start and What to Avoid w/ Dan Fitzpatrick

    Jordan and Kevin talk with AI educator Dan Fitzpatrick about what artificial intelligence means for today’s classrooms. Dan explains AI in practical terms, explores both its benefits and risks, and emphasizes that AI should enhance teaching and learning—not replace human thinking. The discussion focuses on intentional leadership, ethical use, and simple ways educators can begin using AI right now. 🔑Key Takeaways ✔️AI is a tool to support educators, not replace them ✔️Schools must act intentionally rather than wait for perfect clarity ✔️AI can improve accessibility and personalize learning ✔️Students still need to develop strong thinking skills ✔️Teachers need time and support to explore AI safely ✔️Younger learners require especially careful use 💬Memorable Quotes 🗣️“Lead with intent.” 🗣️“Not doing anything is a choice in itself.” 🗣️“This is not an IT issue — it’s a leadership issue.” 🗣️“Outsource your doing, not your thinking.” 🗣️“You’ve got to try it.” 🧠Strategies You’ll Learn How to use AI to save time on planning and resourcesWays to personalize explanations and examples for studentsHow to use AI as a thinking partner rather than an answer machineApproaches for introducing AI responsibly in the classroomSimple methods for experimenting with AI without overwhelmLeadership strategies for guiding schoolwide AI adoption➕Additional Practices Start by using AI for your own productivityUse AI to offer multiple pathways into contentPilot AI with one lesson or unit before scaling upSet clear expectations for student useBuild policies around purpose, not fearTeach ethics and responsible use alongside the tools📚 Resources and Links🔗 Dan’s website and books: https://www.theaieducator.io/ 🔗 LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/theaieducator ❤️ Love This Episode? ✅ Share it with a fellow educator!⭐ Rate & Review to help more teachers find this show 💬 Join the Conversation on social media or in your next staff meeting! 💡 Innovative Schools Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/innovativeschoolspodcast/ 💡Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovative-schools-podcast/id1502414943💡Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Lbw553jnDXuG08IZ43Kb5💡Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@innovativeschoolspodcast

    1h 19m
  3. S3:E5 - Four Skills for Classroom Management w/ Shaun Woodly

    MAR 10

    S3:E5 - Four Skills for Classroom Management w/ Shaun Woodly

    In this episode of the Innovative Schools Podcast, Dr. Shaun Woodly explains that classroom management is more than rules and routines—it’s a professional skill educators can develop. By strengthening awareness, decision-making, action, and presence, teachers can create learning environments that balance structure, engagement, and psychological safety for students. 🔑Key Takeaways ✔️Classroom management is a skill that combines structure with understanding human behavior. ✔️Strong classroom environments rely on proactive systems rather than constant reaction. ✔️Situational awareness helps teachers recognize patterns and anticipate disruptions. ✔️Effective responses depend on thoughtful decision-making, not automatic reactions. ✔️A teacher’s presence helps create a classroom that feels safe, consistent, and focused. 💬Memorable Quotes 🗣️“Classroom management is a form of professional intelligence.” 🗣️“There is a difference between knowing what to do and doing it under pressure.” 🗣️“It’s not what you say, but how you say it.” 🗣️“If you leave things up to chance, you’re flipping a coin in your classroom.” 🗣️“Presence creates psychological safety in the learning environment.” 🧠Strategies You’ll Learn -  How to: Establish clear routines and expectations for classroom transitions.Use proactive systems to guide behavior instead of reacting to disruptions.Scan the entire classroom to stay aware of student engagement.Pause and assess the reason behind the behavior before responding.Use novelty and pattern recognition to capture student attention. ➕Additional Practices Practice calm, consistent responses for challenging moments.Build predictable structures that students can rely on each day.Reflect on classroom patterns to identify potential problem areas.Adjust classroom strategies based on the unique needs of each group of students.Balance authority with empathy to maintain strong student relationships.📚 Resources and Links 🔗 Dr. Shaun’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teachhustleinspire/?hl=en 🔗 Dr. Shaun’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaunwoodly 🔗 Teach Hustle Inspire website: https://www.teachhustleinspire.com/home ❤️ Love This Episode? ✅ Share it with a fellow educator!⭐ Rate & Review to help more teachers find this show 💬 Join the Conversation on social media or in your next staff meeting! 💡 Innovative Schools Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/innovativeschoolspodcast/ 💡Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovative-schools-podcast/id1502414943 💡Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Lbw553jnDXuG08IZ43Kb5 💡Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@innovativeschoolspodcast

    58 min
  4. S3:E4 - Building Cultural Awareness Through Questions & Intentionality w/ Robert Jackson

    FEB 24

    S3:E4 - Building Cultural Awareness Through Questions & Intentionality w/ Robert Jackson

    Jordan and Will sit down with Robert Jackson to explore what cultural awareness really means in schools—and why it starts with respect, acceptance, and genuine curiosity. Robert shares stories that highlight how easy it is for adults (and students) to make assumptions, and why asking better questions is one of the most powerful ways to build connection. The conversation also introduces a simple values-based lens educators can use to reflect on their own approach to relationships, trust, and classroom culture. 🔑 Key Takeaways ✔️Cultural awareness is bigger than identity labels—it’s about honoring individual experience. ✔️Assumptions create distance; curiosity builds connection. ✔️Trust is essential for learning—and it takes consistency over time. ✔️Students take cues from adults on what respect looks like in real life. ✔️Growth happens when educators stay teachable, own mistakes, and keep learning. 💬 Memorable Quotes 🗣️“Culture is not color.” 🗣️“Be curious, not judgmental.” 🗣️“Kids remember how you made them feel.” 🗣️“You can’t withdraw from a relationship you haven’t invested in.” 🧠 Strategies You’ll Learn Ways to use questions to understand students beyond stereotypesStrategies to strengthen trust through everyday consistencyApproaches to recover when you “fumble” a cultural moment with studentsHow to create a classroom culture where students feel safe being themselvesPractices to keep learning about students without losing your own authenticity ➕ Additional Practices Use reflection prompts to check for assumptions before reactingPractice “teach-first” responses when misunderstandings happenBuild a habit of learning something new about students each weekReinforce respect through the way adults model language and behaviorTreat culture-building as ongoing—not a one-time activity 📚 Resources and Links 🔗 Robert Jackson’s website: https://www.robertjacksonmotivates.com/ 🔗 Robert Jackson’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robjmotivates/?hl=en 🔗 Robert Jackson on X: https://x.com/RJMotivates 🔗 See Robert Jackson at the Innovative Schools Summit: https://innovativeschoolssummit.com/orlando/ ❤️ Love This Episode? ✅ Share it with a fellow educator!⭐ Rate & Review to help more teachers find this show 💬 Join the Conversation on social media or in your next staff meeting! 💡 Innovative Schools Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/innovativeschoolspodcast/ 💡Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovative-schools-podcast/id1502414943 💡Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Lbw553jnDXuG08IZ43Kb5 💡Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@innovativeschoolspodcast

    55 min
  5. S3:E3 - 50 Outside-the-Box Strategies on How to Reduce Absenteeism

    FEB 10

    S3:E3 - 50 Outside-the-Box Strategies on How to Reduce Absenteeism

    Recorded at the Innovative Schools Summit (San Antonio, Dec 2025), Kevin facilitates a rapid 50 in 50 panel where five experts share 50 practical ideas to boost attendance. The big message: Attendance is a culture signal—improve belonging, remove barriers, and make school worth showing up for. 👥 Featured Speakers Charles Williams - Previously a CPS administrator & founder of C.W. Consulting, with 20 years of Classroom Experience Dr. Darren Pepperd - 26 years in education, Lead Innovator for Road to Awesome Sharon Bradley - 25 years in education, Principal and educator consultant, founder of Restorative Flow Educational Solutions Moses Oheda - 32 years in education, leads a 13 CT program school Dr. Tracey Severns - Nationally Recognized Education Strategist & Founder of Teach4Results, with over 36 years in education 🧠 Key Takeaways ✔️ Reframe the language: move from “truant/chronically absent” to “students who need belonging and support.” ✔️ Relationships drive attendance: connect every student to trusted adults, peers, and activities. ✔️ Remove obstacles that make attendance difficult—by addressing basic needs and eliminating school practices that unintentionally discourage students from returning. ✔️ Make it visible + motivating: set realistic goals (not “perfect”), track progress, celebrate consistently. ✔️ Reduce reentry shame: welcome-back routines and catch-up systems help students return without feeling overwhelmed. 💬 Memorable Quotes 🗣️“Perfect is demoralizing.” 🗣️“Do not be the reason why a child chooses not to come to school.” 🗣️“Attendance is a symptom of your culture.” 🗣️“The goal is not to get kids to court. The goal is to get kids to class.” 🗣️“If our instruction is not relevant… why do they need to be there?” 🎯 51 Strategies for School Leaders and Staff to Address Absenteeism  Reframe labels around absenteeism (belonging vs. truancy)Second-mile service welcome language Build intentional school connectedness Family–student attendance conferences Shadow a student for a full day Walking school bus programs Set realistic attendance goals (not perfect attendance) Eliminate exclusionary practices as attendance barriers Industry partners reinforcing attendance expectations Question-storming instead of brainstorming Family breakfast club Front-of-the-line lunch incentivesPositive phone calls before attendance concerns Attendance-based trip cost incentives Re-entry bridge supports Peer “we missed you” messages Make instruction require physical presence Teach life routines that support attendance Student input committees on attendanceBarrier-buster rapid response teamsCommunity school supports (laundry, food, haircuts)Academic and attendance pep rallies Teach test-day coping skillsFlexible scheduling Attendance ambassadors (older students) Welcome-back stationsMonthly recognition eventsAttendance messaging at school eventsSurprise recognition for consistent attendanceMultiple adult mentors for high-risk studentsOn-site health clinics Visible attendance scoreboardsGrade-level attendance competitionsIncentives tied to classroom attendanceIncentivize ParentsPartner with Your Community Pop-up PrivilegesRandom Surprises Daily adult check-insMorning movie clubLeadership ProgramJazz-up Morning Announcements Level-upAsk the students Reimagine parent attendance forums Allow parents to share strategies with each otherDo a MOLOSA5 Essentials Attendance Culture Attendance collaborative teamsPredictive attendance pattern analysis 📚 Resources and Links 🔗 Join us at the next Innovative Schools Summit at www.innovativeschoolssummit.com ❤️ Love This Episode? ✅ Share it with a fellow educator!⭐ Rate & Review to help more teachers find this show 💬 Join the Conversation on social media or in your next staff meeting! 💡 Innovative Schools Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/innovativeschoolspodcast/ 💡Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovative-schools-podcast/id1502414943 💡Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Lbw553jnDXuG08IZ43Kb5 💡Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@innovativeschoolspodcast

    57 min
  6. S3:E2 - Listening to the Signals of Teacher Burnout w/ Kim Johancen

    JAN 27

    S3:E2 - Listening to the Signals of Teacher Burnout w/ Kim Johancen

    Will and Jordan sit down with therapist and former school-based counselor Kim Johancen to define teacher burnout and explain why it isn’t a personal flaw—it’s a human nervous-system response to chronic stress. Kim walks through the early warning signs educators often miss, then shifts into realistic ways to respond, recover, and prevent burnout by building small, sustainable regulation habits and stronger boundaries, along with encouragement and clear signs that healing is happening. 🔑 Key Takeaways ✔️ Burnout is a signal, not a failure—your body is telling you things are out of balance. ✔️ Chronic stress can push the brain into survival mode, which changes how we think and feel. ✔️ Everyone’s burnout looks different, but early awareness makes recovery easier. ✔️ Small, consistent practices can be more effective than waiting for one big “fix.” ✔️ Boundaries and support systems are essential for long-term sustainability in education. 💬 Memorable Quotes 🗣️ “Burnout is a nudge to get back into balance.” 🗣️ “It’s a stress response, not a personal flaw.” 🗣️ “Your experience is valid—and there’s nothing wrong with you.” 🗣️ “Burnout is about disconnection.” 🗣️ “Stress is a normal human response… and you’re not alone.” 🧠 Strategies You’ll Learn How to recognize early burnout signs (physical, emotional, and behavioral)Why micro-moments of regulation throughout the day matterHow mindfulness and “orienting” can help your brain return to safetyWays to build resilience without pretending stress doesn’t existHow to set healthier boundaries—personally and system-wide ➕ Additional Practices Create a small “reset routine” you can repeat during the dayPay attention to what improves your mood and energy—and do more of itTalk with colleagues about burnout openly to share tools and reduce isolationAdvocate for simple boundary norms that protect staff timeTrack progress by watching for increased gratitude, clearer limits, and a return of joy 📚 Resources and Links 🔗 Kim Johancen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-johancen-03413842?trk=public_post_feed-actor-name 🔗 Kim Johancen Website: https://www.clearviewcounselingdenver.com/contact ❤️ Love This Episode? ✅ Share it with a fellow educator!⭐ Rate & Review to help more teachers find this show 💬 Join the Conversation on social media or in your next staff meeting! 💡 Innovative Schools Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/innovativeschoolspodcast/ 💡Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovative-schools-podcast/id1502414943 💡Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Lbw553jnDXuG08IZ43Kb5 💡Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@innovativeschoolspodcast

    49 min
  7. S3:E1 - Build Academic Growth with Emotional Intelligence w/ Dr. Brian Dinkins

    JAN 13

    S3:E1 - Build Academic Growth with Emotional Intelligence w/ Dr. Brian Dinkins

    In this season three premiere episode, Will and Jordan sit down with Dr. Brian Dinkins to explore why emotional intelligence is foundational to learning, leadership, and school culture. Drawing from his experience as an educator, principal, and leadership coach, Brian explains how emotions shape behavior, relationships, and academic success—and why regulation must start with adults before it can reach students. This conversation blends research, real stories, and practical strategies educators can use immediately. 🔑 Key Takeaways ✔️ Emotional intelligence is a skill set, not a personality trait. ✔️ Dysregulated adults cannot regulate dysregulated students. ✔️ Learning cannot happen without emotional safety. ✔️ Self-awareness is the starting point for all effective instruction. ✔️ School culture improves when emotional regulation becomes a shared commitment. 💬 Memorable Quotes 🗣️ “You can’t teach a dysregulated brain.” 🗣️ “Emotions aren’t good or bad—they’re information.” 🗣️ “I’ve never seen a dysregulated adult regulate a dysregulated child.” 🗣️ “Kids remember how you made them feel long after the lesson is gone.” 🧠 Strategies You’ll Learn Daily emotional self-checks for educatorsBuilding emotional vocabulary beyond “fine” or “good.”Helping students identify and regulate emotionsUsing body language and cues to read student readinessCreating emotional deposits before making behavioral withdrawals 👁️‍🗨️ Additional Practices Greet students with nonverbal emotional check-insUse color or visuals to help students name emotionsPrioritize sleep, nutrition, and self-care for staffEstablish shared emotional commitments schoolwideCoach adults in real time—not after breakdowns📚 Resources and Links 🔗 Dr. Brian Dinkins Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drbdinkins/?hl=en 🔗 Want Dr. Brian Dinkins to come to your school? Visit: https://accutrain.com/emotional-intelligent-practices/ ❤️ Love This Episode? ✅ Share it with a fellow educator!⭐ Rate & Review to help more teachers find this show 💬 Join the Conversation on social media or in your next staff meeting! 💡 Innovative Schools Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/innovativeschoolspodcast/ 💡 Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovative-schools-podcast/id1502414943💡 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Lbw553jnDXuG08IZ43Kb5💡 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@innovativeschoolspodcast

    57 min
  8. S2:E10 - Strengthening School Climate & Culture w/ Steve Bollar

    12/09/2025

    S2:E10 - Strengthening School Climate & Culture w/ Steve Bollar

    In this episode, Jordan sits down with school culture expert Steve Bollar (“Stand Tall Steve”) to share simple, but powerful strategies that help every student, staff member, and family feel seen, valued, and connected. These ideas require minimal effort but generate major impact—especially when repeated intentionally throughout the year. Whether you're a principal, teacher, or district leader, this conversation delivers actionable tools you can use tomorrow to build the positive climate and culture your school deserves. 🔑 Key Takeaways ✔️ Culture is built through repetition—not slogans. Climate is what people feel the moment they enter a school. Culture is what people repeat until it becomes tradition. ✔️ Being seen is the root of all positive culture. Every idea Steve shares ultimately comes down to visibility—students, staff, families, and community members feeling acknowledged and valued. ✔️ Growth must be recognized—not just high achievement. Recognition tied to improvement (not perfection) increases motivation for students who are often overlooked. ✔️ Strong schools intentionally engage their community. Local businesses, younger grades, older grades, and families can all become partners in celebration and connection. ✔️ Support staff are culture drivers—and must be honored. Paraprofessionals and custodians play major roles in how a school feels. When they are recognized, morale improves across the building. 💬 Memorable Quotes 🗣️ “Repetition creates tradition. Tradition is culture.” —Steve Bollar 🗣️ “Find a way to let people be seen—from students, to staff, to families.” 🗣️ “Some kids work incredibly hard even if they never get straight A’s—recognize their growth.” 🗣️ “Take the time to build community connections. Students and families should feel supported inside and outside of school.” 🗣️ “It doesn’t take a lot of effort—just a little bit done consistently.” —Steve Bollar 🧠 Strategies You’ll Learn Change Your Name / Show Up With Your Name A simple visibility strategy: allow students or staff to rename how they want to be known—encouraging identity, confidence, and belonging.“Be Seen” Moments Everything from recognition to support to one-on-one check-ins—Steve emphasizes the importance of intentionally affirming people at every level.Comeback Kid Recognition System Celebrate any student who improves a grade letter or grows academically in any measurable way. Examples include: F → D, D → C, C → B, B → A. This system reinforces progress, effort, and resilience—not just perfection.Community Connection Certificates Partner with local businesses (Steve used pizza shops) to reward student growth and achievement, like Honor Roll, Comeback Kid, GPA improvement, or even Behavior improvementsBusinesses display a certificate saying they support your students, while students/families receive coupons or rewards. It can boost motivation, community pride, and even family engagement. Steve also recommends building traditions like Trunk-or-Treat, high schoolers mentoring younger grades, and student service activities.Support Staff Spotlights Custodian Recognition Frames: Place framed hallway plaques reading: “This hallway professionally maintained by…”This brings dignity, visibility, and appreciation to custodial staff.Paraprofessional Supply Locker: Fill a private supply locker with pencils, post-its, pens, rulers, erasers, etc. 👁️‍🗨️Additional Practices First Five, Last Five – Focus on the first and last moments of class/day to shape emotional climate and connection.Staff Visibility Plan – Increase adult presence in key areas to boost safety, relationships, and positive tone.Student Spotlight Board – Highlight students weekly for kindness, growth, leadership, or effort—not just academics.No-Homework / Family Connection Night – Replace homework with meaningful family activities once a month.Staff Shoutout System – Create a simple way for staff to leave anonymous praise for one another.30-Second Celebrations – Quickly acknowledge student wins with short, sincere moments of recognition. 📚 Resources and Links 🔗 Steve Bollar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/standtallsteve/ 🔗 Steve Bollar book: “Ideas Ideas Ideas”: https://youthlight.com/product.php?id=3521 🔗 Steve Bollar Website: https://www.standtallsteve.com/ ❤️ Love This Episode? ✅ Share it with a fellow educator!⭐ Rate & Review to help more teachers find this show 💬 Join the Conversation on social media or in your next staff meeting! 💡 Innovative Schools Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/innovativeschoolspodcast/ 💡Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovative-schools-podcast/id1502414943 💡Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Lbw553jnDXuG08IZ43Kb5 💡Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@innovativeschoolspodcast

    47 min
4.9
out of 5
10 Ratings

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The Innovative Schools Podcast features conversations with authors, consultants, thought leaders and practicing educators working to improve K-12 schools around the world. These conversations include discussions on student mental and behavioral health, classroom behavior, school climate & culture, innovative teaching methods, student safety and more. Each episode provides an opportunity for administrators, teachers, counselors, social workers and others to learn about new insights and strategies for reaching and teaching students.

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