Superintendent Videos

Mr. Neil Rochelle, Superintendent of the Iroquois Central School District in Western New York, provides a riveting account of the real needs facing district leaders across the USA and globe today regarding community issues such as H1N1. He discusses the topic, the unfolding of the experience in his district in fall 2009 and the strategies he employed, including social media communication. All of these details are included in this interview with District Leaders Podcast host Dr. Kathleen P. King. Bonus topics include social media decisions, relationships with the State Health Department, and what to do when the experts disagree! Join us for this most relevant an vital discussion about where district leaders can find support, guidance and direction in times of crisis. District Leader's Podcast is produced and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. This podcast is part of the Transformation Education network of podcasts. Visit the website for full shownotes and resources at www.districtleaderspodcast.org District Leader's Podcast is produced and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2007-2009. You may also leave us a message on our toll-free comment line is 1 (866) 435-5337

Superintendent Edwin Diaz and Board President Tom Selinske give the State of the School Address at Pasadena High School

KPBS sat down with California State Superintendent of Education, Jack O'Connell, to discuss budget cuts and school foundations.

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How can we best handle the stimulus model in our schools? Dr. Bruce S. Cooper, Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy, Fordham University, prolific author, well-known expert in school policy and finance and former President of the Politics of Education Society (PEA) is our guest for this special interview with District Leader's Podcast joining our host Dr. Kathleen P. King as they discuss this and other important questions. In the field of educational administration, policy, and finance, Dr. Cooper is a trend setter and prolific author, research and mentor of school leaders and superintendents around the globe. In 2009, he also received the Scribner Award for Mentoring from UCEA. Join us for this vibrant discussion as Cooper and King share how school superintendents strategize to succeed during a time of decreased funding and increased demands. District Leader's Podcast is produced and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. This podcast is part of the Transformation Education network of podcasts. Visit the website for full shownotes and resources at www.districtleaderspodcast.org District Leader's Podcast is produced and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2007-2009. You may also leave us a message on our toll-free comment line is 1 (866) 435-5337

Back to school shopping is in full swing, and children are squeezing out the last drops of summer fun. Seattle Public Schools start next week, but there are fewer schools to go back to. Many school buildings were closed at the end of last year. The school district faces a $34 million deficit, and the threat of swine flu. Today on Weekday, we talk to Seattle School Superintendent Maria Goodloe Johnson.

Dr. Stephen A. Hiersche, Superintendent of Framingham Public Schools, welcomes teachers back to school for the 2009-2010 school year.

Reporter Ana Tintocalis discussed the impact to the San Diego Unified School District if Superintendent Grier leaves.

Recently, a superintendent addressed the graduating class of 2008 with a 6-1/2 minute speech meant to motivate them as they go out into the world. Unfortunately, not all the words she used were her own. They came from a webpage with tips on how to speak in public. Did she do anything illegal, or just in poor taste? Join Kathy and Paige as they delve deeper into the issue of the right (and wrong) way to use information on the web. plagiarism | speech | superintendent | technology | internet |

This is video of Martin Wise attempting to speak at a New Caney Independent School District board meeting. Mr. Wise was escorted from the meeting by campus police for attempting to discuss credit card expenditures related to specific individuals.

Superintendent Dr. Mark DiRocco discusses the Vision 2020 for the Lewisburg Area School District.