Rural Schools Unite America with Dr. Jon Turner

Rural Schools Unite America with Dr. Jon Turner
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Exploring issues that impact rural schools with Dr. Jon Turner from Missouri State University.
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Focused on key issues impacting rural schools, including teacher shortages, classroom management, and innovative educational programs. Episodes cover themes such as the Pathways for Paris apprenticeship program aimed at converting paraeducators into teachers, and strategies for effective classroom discipline and engagement.

Exploring issues that impact rural schools with Dr. Jon Turner from Missouri State University.
Exploring the Four-Day School Week with Dr. Karl Janson: Insights from Missouri
Join Dr. Jon Turner from Missouri State University as he interviews Dr. Karl Janson, Superintendent of Cabool Schools, located in Texas and Douglas County, Missouri. In this episode, they discuss the implementation and impact of the four-day school week. Dr. Janson shares his extensive experience, having first adopted the four-day schedule as a K-12 principal in Higby and later as Superintendent in Everton before bringing the model to Cabool. The conversation delves into the financial challenges, community involvement, and recruitment benefits associated with the four-day week, as well as the lessons learned from both districts. Whether you're an educator, policymaker, or curious listener, gain valuable insights on how this innovative approach is transforming schools in Missouri.
00:00 Introduction to the Four Day School Week
00:43 Early Adoption and Initial Challenges
01:40 Community Support and Implementation
02:45 Success Stories and Expansion
03:55 Comparing Districts: Everton vs. Cabool
05:53 Recruitment and Retention Benefits
10:22 Community and Board Engagement
14:56 Long-Term Reflections and Advice
24:17 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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