Dwayne Olson chats with Dirk Baldwin from the UW Parkside College of Business and Manoj Babu the Associate Dean of Business from Gateway Technical College about the new articulation agreement allowing students to transfer
Education Matters
Chuck Wolbers sits down with Virginia Bridges the Executive Director of Every Child's Place to talk about early childhood education.
Mike Kehoe speaks with students, teachers, parents and administrators about KUSD's Dual Language program.
Karin hosts the 2015 WGTD Education Matters Kenosha Unified School District School Board Candidates Forum with candidates Mike Falkofske and Tony Garcia and Incumbents seeking re-election Mary Synder and Tamara Coleman.
Dwayne Olson sits down with Dr. Eric Guillen, the Chief of Schools for Racine Unified School District, and Jeff Neubauer.
Chuck Wolbers features Steve Knecht, the Athletic Director for KUSD. They discuss the upcoming KUSD Athletic Facilities Referendum.
Mike Kehoe speaks with Anne Knapp, President of the Kenosha Education Association, and former teacher and current editor of the KEA newsletter, Scott Farnsworth.
Karin discusses the Frank Neighborhood Project with Heather Connolly, Principal of Frank Elementary; Cindy Altergott, Administrator for the YMCA; and Pastor William Harris, Director of the Frank Neighborhood Project.
Dwayne Olson talks about the financial issues facing the Racine Unified School District with David Hazen, Chief Operations Officer for RUSD.
Mike Kehoe turns over the reigns to Education Matters to special guest host Courtney Zapp, a Carthage student who is studying in Journalism.
Karin chats about services and programs for adult learners offered by the literacy councils of Racine, Kenosha, and Walworth counties.
Dwayne Olson speaks with members from the Christ Lutheran Academy in Kenosha about private Parochial Education.
Chuck Wolbers talks with Stephanie Kubarth from the Midwest Therapeutic Riding Program in Paris, Wisconsin about equine facilitated learning (Learning through the use of a horse).
Mike Kehoe speaks with the interim Executive Director of the Kenosha Education Association Steve Urso.
John Nickelsen is joined by Scott Miatech, a dual language instructor from Mitchell Elementary School.
Dwayne Olson chats with Dr. Todd Allen Price; Director of Policy Studies at National Louis University
Dwayne's guest is Alyson Eisch, Principal at Julian Thomas School in Racine and award winner from Wingspread related to her work dealing with mental health issues in schools.
Steve Brown's guest are: Howard Pitler from the Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning (McREL), located in Denver.
Three segments for "Education Matters" today: Steve Brown's guests are: 1) Dr. Sue Savaglio-Jarvis, newly named Superintendent of Schools for KUSD; 2) Dr.
John Nickelsen is today's host and his guests are from Racine Unified talking about the Educator Effective System of Evaluation.
Steve Brown's guests are: Mary Beth Tinker, whose 1969 U.S. Supreme Cout First Amendment case (Tinker v. Des Moines) on the Speech and Expression Rights of students still remains today as the landmark U.S. Supreme Court.
Dwayne's guest is former Wisconsin State legislator Jeff Neubauer. The topic: Higher Expectations Leadership Table (a group of Racine businessmen plus Racine Unified, United Way, Jim Ladwig, Mayor Dickert, etc. ).
John Nickelsen's guests are from Jefferson Elementary School in Racine Unified. The topic: The International Baccalaureate Program.
Dwayne's guest is Alan Borsuk, senior fellow in law and public policy at Marquette University Law School.
Steve Brown's exclusive guest is Cheryl Brown Henderson, daughter of the late Oliver L. Brown. The topic:Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education. May 17 is the 60th anniversary of Brown v.
Sandy Jacoby's guests are: KUSD School Board President Tamarra Coleman, Vice President Mary Snyder, and Dr. Sue Savaglio-Jarvis, Asst. Supt. for Teaching and Learning.
Steve Brown's guests today are: Segment 1: John Tinker, whose 1969 landmark U.S. Supreme Court case of "Tinker v.
Steve Brown's guest is Dr. Tim Waters, President and CEO of McREL. McREL International is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan education research and development corporation.
John Nickelsen's guest is the Principal at RUSD's Mitchell Elementary School, which is housed for the remainder of the school year at Windpoint.
Steve's guest is Dr. Christopher Thorn, Managing Director, Analytics and Program Technology ("The Hub") for The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Education.
John Nickelsen's guest are from Mitchell Middle School in Racine and they will be talking about STEAM.
Steve Brown's guest today is Dr. Walter Jacobs, who is the Founding Dean of the College of Social Sciences and Professional Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.