The Superintendent Effect

The Superintendent Effect
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Welcome to The Superintendent Effect -- where we hear stories of strong leaders building strong communities. Each week, tune in to hear from school superintendents around the country as they work to support the various needs in their community.

  1. Defying Expectations in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula with Dr. Tom McKee

    3 天前

    Defying Expectations in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula with Dr. Tom McKee

    Dr. Tom McKee, Superintendent of Rudyard Area Schools in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, joins Anne Brown to discuss the unique opportunities and challenges of leading a rural school district serving nearly 700 students across 400 square miles. In this episode, Dr. McKee shares his journey from preschool teacher to superintendent at age 28, how Rudyard students are earning college credits and career certifications before graduation, and why schools must work to remove barriers created by geography and poverty. He also discusses the growing mental health needs of students, supporting families through Parent University, and what it means to serve as the heart of a rural community. #TheSuperintendentEffect #RuralEducation #EducationalLeadership #StudentSuccess

    34 分鐘
  2. Life Is a Team Sport: Dr. Randy Russell’s Legacy of Service

    6月16日

    Life Is a Team Sport: Dr. Randy Russell’s Legacy of Service

    Dr. Randy Russell, Superintendent of Freeman School District in Washington State, joins Anne Brown to reflect on his 38-year career in education and his final year leading the Freeman community after 15 years as superintendent. Serving a close-knit rural district just south of Spokane, Dr. Russell shares how strong relationships, leadership stability, and community trust have helped Freeman achieve exceptional outcomes, including a 95% graduation rate. He also discusses leading through a school shooting, community wildfire, and the challenges of the pandemic while prioritizing student well-being and mental health. This conversation is filled with practical leadership lessons, heartfelt stories, and reflections on what it means to put students first. Listen to his story today! #SuperintendentEffect #EducationalLeadership #K12Education #SchoolLeadership

    36 分鐘
  3. Immersion Programs, Career Pathways, and 40 Years of Leading Schools with Mr. David Law

    6月9日

    Immersion Programs, Career Pathways, and 40 Years of Leading Schools with Mr. David Law

    Mr. David Law, Superintendent of Minnetonka Public Schools in Minnetonka, Minnesota, and recent President of AASA (the national association representing more than 13,000 superintendents) joins CEO Anne Brown from Cook Center for a conversation on the future of education. Mr. Law shares his unique journey through math education, law school, and school leadership, and discusses what sets Minnetonka apart: a thriving dual language immersion program in Chinese and Spanish, innovative experiential learning pathways, and a forward-thinking approach to AI in the classroom. He also speaks candidly about the challenges of teacher wellness and why simply "getting back to basics" may not be enough to prepare the next generation of students. This is a conversation you don't want to miss. 🎧 Listen today! #SuperintendentEffect #EducationLeadership #Minnetonka #Minnesota #Superintendent

    26 分鐘
  4. Leading SAU #21 on the New Hampshire Seacoast with Dr. Meredith Nadeau

    5月26日

    Leading SAU #21 on the New Hampshire Seacoast with Dr. Meredith Nadeau

    Dr. Meredith Nadeau, Superintendent of School Administrative Unit #21 (SAU #21) in Hampton, New Hampshire, joins us for an inspiring conversation about what it truly means to lead with purpose on the seacoast. Overseeing five small districts and nearly 2,000 students — with six school boards and 23 school board members, Dr. Nadeau brings a remarkable depth of experience to the role. In this episode, we dig into the science of reading and why early literacy is the foundation for everything else. Dr. Nadeau shares her journey from pre-med student to middle school English teacher to special educator, and how her hands-on work with the Wilson Language Program shaped her lifelong commitment to teaching every child to read. We also explore SAU #21's forward-thinking work in AI ethics, student-led mental health initiatives, and the district's innovative Extended Learning Opportunities — from drone pilot licenses to biomedical research — that are helping students forge their own paths to graduation. Whether you're an educator, a parent, or a community leader, this episode will leave you energized and reminded that real, lasting change happens one relationship at a time. #SuperintendentEffect #EducationLeadership #ScienceOfReading #SAU21 #NewHampshire #MentalHealthInSchools #AIInEducation #PublicEducation #SchoolLeadership #EdLeaders

    27 分鐘
  5. What It Really Takes to Lead a School District with Dr. Melissa Stager

    5月12日

    What It Really Takes to Lead a School District with Dr. Melissa Stager

    Dr. Melissa Stager, Superintendent of Clinton Township School District and former educator at the New Jersey Department of Education, joins Chief Strategy Officer Mark Welling on The Superintendent Effect to discuss her lifelong commitment to strengthening public education and expanding opportunity for every student. In this special episode, Dr. Stager shares the story behind her district's ambitious "80 Percent in 3" literacy initiative, her approach to empowering teachers through grassroots leadership, and why protecting student mental health resources remains a non-negotiable priority. She also opens up about the mentors who shaped her career, what it truly means to lead with purpose, and her belief that every child — regardless of zip code — deserves access to a quality public education. Don't miss her story.

    16 分鐘
  6. The Human Side of School Leadership with Dr. Cory Steiner

    5月5日

    The Human Side of School Leadership with Dr. Cory Steiner

    Dr. Cory Steiner, Superintendent of Fargo Public Schools, joins Anne Brown to reflect on his leadership journey, from rural Northern Cass to one of North Dakota's largest urban districts. He shares the philosophy driving his work: removing barriers for families, pioneering mental health services in schools, and championing the idea that every adult in a building is an educator. Dr. Steiner also opens up about the Portraits of a Learner, Educator, and Leader framework, the role vulnerability plays in authentic leadership, and a deeply personal story about accountability and the community that showed up for him when it mattered most. A candid conversation about hope, trust, and what it truly means to put students first.

    19 分鐘
  7. Building Planes and Breaking Barriers with Dr. Nick Migliorino

    4月28日

    Building Planes and Breaking Barriers with Dr. Nick Migliorino

    In this episode of The Superintendent Effect, host and Anne Brown sits down with Dr. Nick Migliorino from Norman Public Schools in Oklahoma for a powerful conversation about visionary leadership, community partnership, and what it truly means to serve students and families. Dr. Migliorino shares his unconventional journey to the superintendency from aspiring nurse to teacher, technology innovator, and now a transformational district leader in Norman. He reflects on nearly two decades with Norman Public Schools and the bold initiatives shaping the future of education, including a groundbreaking $50 million aviation academy that is redefining student opportunity. The conversation also dives into the realities of student and staff mental health, the impact of technology on emotional well-being, and why strong systems of support are no longer optional in today’s schools. With insight, humor, and authenticity, Dr. Migliorino offers a compelling look at leadership rooted in relationships, saying “yes,” and dreaming beyond limitations. This episode is a must-listen for educators, administrators, and anyone passionate about the future of schools and communities. #SuperintendentEffect #EducationLeadership #MentalHealthInSchools #CommunityPartnership #StudentSuccess

    31 分鐘
  8. Building Strong Schools in Rural America with Dr. Ellen Perconti

    4月23日

    Building Strong Schools in Rural America with Dr. Ellen Perconti

    In this episode of The Superintendent Effect, Anne Brown meets with Dr. Ellen Perconti, Superintendent of Goldendale School District 404 in rural Washington state. Dr. Perconti discusses her 7 year journey leading with a focus on well-being for both staff and students, honoring community traditions while preparing kids for the future, and redefining success through the whole child approach. She shares practical insights on de-stigmatizing mental health conversations, balancing technology with human connection, and the importance of staying true to your authentic leadership style. A thoughtful conversation about strong leadership, deep student knowing, and building resilient rural communities. Guest: Dr. Ellen PercontiHost: Anne Brown #SuperintendentEffect #RuralSchools #EducationLeadership #WellBeing #StudentSuccess #Washington #Glendale #SchoolDistrict

    17 分鐘
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Welcome to The Superintendent Effect -- where we hear stories of strong leaders building strong communities. Each week, tune in to hear from school superintendents around the country as they work to support the various needs in their community.

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  • 創作者
    The Superintendent Effect
  • 活躍年代
    2025年 - 2026年
  • 集數
    34
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © The Superintendent Effect
  • 節目網站
    The Superintendent Effect

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