The Hive: Bee in the Know-Stories from Medina City Schools-Episode 1
The Hive: Bee in the Know-Stories from Medina City Schools-Episode 1
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This podcast is a space where we’ll dive into the stories, successes, and challenges that make Medina City Schools a special place to learn and grow. We’ll bring you new episodes at least once a month, packed with updates, celebrations, and conversations that matter to our students, staff, and community.
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Covers a variety of topics central to the Medina City Schools community, including elective opportunities available at the high school and insights into the preschool program. Examples include segments with school administrators discussing curriculum options and episodes featuring testimonials from staff and parents about their experiences within the school system.
This podcast is a space where we’ll dive into the stories, successes, and challenges that make Medina City Schools a special place to learn and grow. We’ll bring you new episodes at least once a month, packed with updates, celebrations, and conversations that matter to our students, staff, and community.
This is episode four of the Medina City Schools podcast-The Hive: Bee in the Know-Stories About Medina City Schools. In this episode, we discuss mental health programs and services available at Medina City Schools and within the county with Dr. Kris Quallich, assistant superintendent, Ron Blue, districtwide prevention coordinator and two Medina High School HOPE Squad students.
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