VTCLA Podcast
Episodes
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 001 - Scott Thompson
In this episode of the VTCLA Podcast we get the chance to talk with Scott Thompson, the FWSU Curriculum Director, about his journey to curriculum work, his district's proficiency work with the League of Innovative Schools, and the big priorities in curriculum development he's eyeing moving forward.
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 002 Michael Eppolito
Welcome to the latest episode of VTCLA Podcast! Join us as we chat with Michael Eppolito, curriculum leader in the Winooski Schools, about his work with proficiency systems, assessments, innovation and curriculum mapping. Learn more about the Vermont Curriculum Leaders Association at https://www.vtcla.org/
Additional Resources: SRIA Handout Winooski Proficiency
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 003 Jessica Applegate
In this episode of the VTCLA podcast we connect with Jessica Applegate from North Country Supervisory Union and she shares their work around professional learning models and how it is impacting culture, learning, and success!
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 004: Jennifer Settle
In this episode Jen Settle from Mountain Views Supervisory Union joins us to talk about data triangulation, professional learning, innovation, and capacity building.
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 005: Nick Conner
In this episode of the VTCLA Podcast we talk with Nick Conner about the intersection of chronic absenteeism and curriculum. We learn a bit about data and how to break down barriers for our families. Check out these resources from Nick:
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 006: Stan Williams
In this episode Stan Williams shares about the efforts to find the intersection between community, school, learning, and social collectivism.
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 007: Dr. Heidi Schumacher
In this episode of the VTCLA Podcast we chat with Dr. Heidi Schumacher who shares insights into school attendance, success in supporting students, and the importance of a collective focus on health! Great suggestions and ideas on how to support the whole child in a community connective mindset.
Resources shared:
VCHIP website: https://www.med.uvm.edu/vchip/program_home
Perspective piece on school/health partnerships to address school attendance: https://www.aap.org/en/news-room/aap-voices/lets-work-with-schools-to-help-address-absenteeism/
My contact info:
Heidi Schumacher, MD FAAP (she/her)
General Pediatrician
Vermont Child Health Improvement Program
If folks are interested in learning more about partnering with schools, for support with finding local health sector connections, and/or with interest in conversations on the intersection of health and education, please reach out!
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 008: Jenn Miller-Arsenault
In this episode of the VTCLA Podcast we talk with Jenn Miller-Arsenault about all things leadership, learning, and passion for education. Jenn always brings forward a great mindset and experience in all her conversations, so definitely check this one out!
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 009: Meagan Roy
In this episode of the VTCLA Podcast Meagan Roy, chair of the Commission on the Future of Public Education in Vermont, talks about the Commission’s charge, the current challenges Vermont education faces, and her role in guiding this work.
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 010: Libby Bonesteel
In this episode of the VTCLA podcast we hear from Libby Bonesteel, Montpelier Roxbury Public School’s superintendent. Libby’s journey in education and connection to curriculum development and leadership lends to the nuggets of wisdom in this episode!
VTCLA Podcast Ep. 011: Gwen Carmolli
In this episode of the VTCLA Podcast we hear from long-time leader in the curriculum world and beyond, Gwen Carmolli. She shares updates and insights that resonate with all our curriculum friends right now.
The VTLCA Podcast Ep. 012: Mike Martin
In this episode of the VTCLA Podcast we chat with Mike Martin, former curriculum director and now Executive Director of the Rowland Foundation.
The VTCLA Podcast Ep. 013: Natasha Eckart
Natasha joins us to share her insights from across experiences in education.
The VTCLA Podcast Ep. 014: Mike McRaith
Join us as we talk with Mike McRaith about all things learning in the great state of Vermont.