In our season one finale, Rasool Berry (GC '95) reflects on life after Girard and the journey that led him to storytelling through film. From his early days navigating identity and purpose to becoming a documentary filmmaker, Rasool shares how his latest project, The Return, explores themes of belonging, history, and homecoming. It’s a conversation about legacy, creativity, and the power of reclaiming your narrative.

Jenan Matari wrote a powerful book about the connection of her Jiddo's to his garden and how he was forced to flee Palestine, important for Palestinians, other indigenous children, and their friends to understand. She also talks about Palestine pre and post October 7th 2023. Finally, she gives recommendations for how one can help Palestinians. You can find information about Dr. Elisabeth Paige at www.mindfulhappykids.com.

In this episode, we’re diving into morning baskets, also known as family school in Court's house, and how they can transform your homeschool rhythm. Whether your mornings start slow with read-alouds and devotionals or with hands-on projects and curiosity-driven learning, morning baskets bring everyone together for connection and consistency. We’ll share practical ideas, favorite resources, and simple ways to make this time meaningful for every age and stage. Think of it as your go-to guide fo...

The North Carolina Governor's School is a four-week summer residential program for gifted and talented high school students, integrating academic disciplines, the arts, and unique courses on each of two campuses. Learning focuses on the exploration of the most recent ideas and concepts in each discipline, and it does not involve credit, tests, or grades. Students are selected to attend through a competitive process after being nominated by their public school unit or non-public school.The Governor's

Get ready for another deep dive into the wild, weird, and wonderful world of science on this week’s Fun Kids Science Weekly! This week, we’re answering your burning science questions, uncovering mind-blowing discoveries, and exploring how sharks became the ocean’s ultimate predators. In Science in the News, we discover how stress can actually make your nose colder, celebrate the green turtle’s comeback from the brink of extinction, and meet Dr. Fred Jordan, whose team is

Research has revealed that there is a decline in parents reading to their children. Join Cindy and Alison as they discuss why this might be happening and the impact of bringing reading with children back.Check out our website:  https://www.howpreschoolteachersdoit.com/Be sure to like our Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/howpreschoolteachersdoitLearn more about Cindy's work, including professional development, family education, and consulting opportunities:

Please join us for “Disruption in Schools: A New Book from Ben Sacco." Ben is an education specialist and Author of ‘Disruption in Schools: Understand me before you mark me!’. He works with schools, teachers, and principals to tackle issues like teacher burnout, retention, school culture, and student behavior. Many of his strategies to improve behavior and classroom dynamics in schools are grounded in a deep understanding of neuroscience, child development, and psychology Support the show

In this special episode of the Reading Teachers Lounge, hosts Shannon and Mary have an engaging and insightful conversation with acclaimed children's author Kate DiCamillo about treasured stories. They explore Kate's journey as a writer, discussing the profound impact of her debut novel 'Because of Winn-Dixie,' the themes of her books, and the role of animals in her stories. Kate shares her thoughts on writing with empathy, the importance of ending stories with hope, and the joy of reading al...

Send us a text From the deck of a Navy destroyer to the quiet woods of Barnstead, John Starkey has spent a lifetime in service, stewardship, and stories. In this episode, John shares how a recruiting poster and a pair of white Navy bell bottoms launched a worldwide adventure that eventually led him back home to New Hampshire. We talk about his years at sea, his decades in public works, his guiding and trapping days, and the mentors and lessons that shaped him along the way. Alongside a few go...

Where did birds come from? Are they actual dinosaurs? Travel back with us as Dinosaur George and his assistant Noah discuss the origins of birds and how they are related to dinosaurs. Support the show

Sam and Bobby speak with Judge Mitzi who entered the legal profession as a second career. While many individuals who practice law often study English, history, or political science, Judge Mitzi interestingly began her career as a computer scientist before making a decision to transition from writing code to interpreting legal code in her capacity as a judge. Support the show

Send us a text Want Free Coloring Pages and Stories? Check out : https://www.tinytalesland.com/ Join us in “MAGICAL Forest Teaches You Five Important Lessons! | Tiny Tales Stories for Kids” where forest friends face small troubles and discover big truths together. In this gentle animal adventure your child will learn about listening with respect, doing their part with care, trying again with courage, leading with a kind heart, and choosing joy. Perfect for bedtime listening family sto...

Take a dive into the upcoming Fall Play, learn something new about one of our teachers and see if you can guess the riddle challenge!

In this episode of Journey Together, we’re joined by the always-inspiring Julie Bogart, founder of Brave Writer and beloved voice in the homeschool community. Julie talks with us about her newest book, Help! My Kid Hates Writing, and unpacks why so many kids struggle with writing — and what parents can do to make it easier, more natural, and even fun.

Send us a text Summary: The conversation explores the reasons behind the disparity in success among gymnasts, particularly focusing on the drop-off from youth participation to elite competition. It discusses barriers to entry, the importance of marketing in the sport, and the future opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for gymnastics. Takeaways: There is a significant drop-off in gymnasts reaching elite levels.Understanding barriers to entry is essential for growth.Ma...

Did you catch our exciting announcement last week? We are so excited to bringing to life all beautiful dreams we have for Sisters Who Homeschool. This episode we look at navigating the unexpected changes that pop up through life, and what it looks like moving through these times as a homeschool family. Gemma and I share our experiences of unplanned moments that have shaped our homeschool rhythms. Whether it be a group change, family change or a house move, there are benefits that can em...

Did dinosaurs sniff each other’s butts like dogs? That’s what listener Ernie wants to know! We’ll dig up the surprising dino discovery that leads to our answer with the help of  one of the world’s foremost animal butt experts, Dr. Diane Kelly! You can learn more about Diane, and find a transcript of this episode on the blog on our website, sciencepodcastforkids.com. Support us on Patreon! You’ll get ad free episodes, special chances to be on the show, and of course, birthday shoutouts, when you

Chad Miller teaches Technology, Enginering, & Design as well as Computer Science in North Carolina. But he wasn't always a teacher. His experiences as a computer aided draftsman helped him learn the business of architectural lighting, and in the process problem solving, iteration, and more skills that kids in CTE courses need. As an educator, he has always been passionate about STEM and providing real world examples in his classroom. He also enjoys helping with clubs and mentoring groups,