The Principals Trust: Recent Episodes
Melissa Agudelo
Six principals share their reflections and observations on working in the field of education and being in empowered space where women support women.
Listen in as Ebonee Weathers joins us to chat about what equity means and how that impacts our work.
What's the reality of the job? Listen in as the ladies talk about what its really like to be a principal!
Its time to start season 2 and we are kicking it off by reflecting on our first week back at school!
We're in the home stretch. Listen in is the ladies talk about the little moments that help fill them up to get to the end of the school year.
As this completely unprecedented year comes to a close, we needed to take a few minutes and check in on each other as we face the last few weeks of school.
We're so proud of Dr Cynthia Larkin for being named ACSA'S Region 18 High School Principal of the Year. We had to take a moment to share with her how much she's meant to all of us.
This week is teacher appreciation week. All six of us in the principal's trust spent time in the classroom before entering leadership. Listen and as we all talk about our experience in the classroom and how much we love and respect both teachers and the act of teaching.
We love to share perspectives with each other. In this micro episode, listen to the ladies as they discuss whether or not countdowns to vacations or breaks are beneficial.
On this episode, we shared what we did during spring break and the efforts each of us made to check out of the stress of work.
Given the challenges of this year, the principals discuss to what degree and in which ways school leaders are responsible for maintaining and supporting the morale of the staff.
Listen in as each of the leaders shares their why; the reason they chose to go into leadership and take on the role of principal.
March 20 marked the two year anniversary of the Principals Trust. Listen in as the ladies reflect on what this group of women has come to mean to them.
As we officially kick off our podcast, listen as Stephanie and Nina talk about why they started this group back in March 2020.
One of our regular practices is to check each other‘s temperature. This is where we rate how we’re feeling on a scale of 1 to 4 and share about our week. In this episode you’ll hear the six leaders reflect on the professional development provided by the district as well as Stephanie and Melissa sharing a bit about the lockdown that occurred at their school.
One of the things we love to do is set our intentions for the following week. This is a good example of one of the practices that has helped us stay so grounded and connected in this work.