The Raider Reach
The Raider Reach
Podcast Description
The podcast where we REACH out to our school community and beyond to share the inspiring story of our Raiders. From classrooms to extracurriculars, we’ll explore the people, events, and moments that make our district unique.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes related to education and community impact, focusing on the roles of school counselors and leadership figures within the district. Episodes include discussions about elementary counselors supporting young students, middle school counselors creating a positive atmosphere, and high school counselors guiding graduates. Specific topics cover unique counseling strategies, emotional support techniques, and the importance of community connections in education.
The podcast where we REACH out to our school community and beyond to share the inspiring story of our Raiders. From classrooms to extracurriculars, we’ll explore the people, events, and moments that make our district unique.
In this episode of Raider Reach, LMS teacher Jami Yaws and her daughter Allison, an 8th grade student, share their unique experience of teaching and learning on the same campus. Through honest conversation and lighthearted moments, they reflect on the challenges, perks, and deeper appreciation that come with being a teacher’s kid. Their story offers a meaningful glimpse into the relationships and connections that truly define the Raider experience.
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