Interventions and Detentions
Interventions and Detentions
Podcast Description
This is a look into the daily happenings at a Primary (K-2) Elementary School through the lens of the principal and MTSS Interventionist.
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Content Themes
The podcast addresses a variety of educational topics relevant to Primary education, including special education support, the MTSS process, social emotional learning (SEL) strategies, and the evolving landscape of virtual learning. Episodes feature practical examples, such as discussing the MTSS process in More Tiers Less Tears and highlighting the significance of arts education in The Arts of Education.
Interventions and Detentions is where education meets real talk. Hosted by principal Brad Targgart, the podcast dives into the challenges, celebrations, and realities of life in schools today.
From why good teachers leave, to the power of collaboration, to building stronger interventions and leadership practices, Brad brings honesty, reflection, and humor to every episode. Along the way, he unpacks stories from the frontlines of education, reflects on lessons learned, and offers both practical insights and lighthearted moments that remind us why the work matters.
Whether you’re a teacher, administrator, or someone passionate about the future of education, Interventions and Detentions will leave you with ideas to carry back into your own practice—plus a few laughs along the way.
In this special episode of Interventions and Detentions, I share a heartfelt tribute to my late father, who passed away at the age of 91. The episode opens with his obituary and reflects on his life growing up on a farm in Wawaka, Indiana, his time in the Army, his years as an IHSAA official and youth coach, and his deep love for IU basketball, the Indy 500, and his family. It’s a touching look at a humble man who left a lasting legacy through his character, work ethic, and devotion to his sons and granddaughters.
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