Step inside the world of PK-12 public education with EdTalks! Hear stories from Greenville County teachers, students, parents, and education leaders sharing what it really takes to make schools thrive here at home.
From classroom wins to the challenges shaping schools, each episode of EdTalks gives you an insider’s view, offers practical insights, and shares inspiring stories you won’t want to miss. Thoughtful, relevant, and easy to fit into your day—this is public education, one story at a time.
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Learn more about this new series highlighting PK-12 education and beyond in Greenville County! This weekly podcast is brought to you by PEP, Greater Good Greenville, and Greenville First Steps.
Is your child ready for kindergarten? In this episode with April Roberts, we dive deep into the Greenville County Schools 4K program to uncover what kindergarten readiness truly looks like.
How can you ensure your child thrives in elementary school? This episode with Jennifer Woody and Jenni Dixon addresses the core question: What practical steps can families take to create a strong foundation for their child’s academic, social, and emotional growth?
Wondering how to support your high school student? Carolina High School Principal Jeremy Carrick shares advice on fostering independence, helping your child self-advocate, and navigating the many career pathways available.
Did you know that Greenville County school buses travel enough miles each day to circle the equator? Catherine Schumacher and Derek Lewis reveal the essential facts that every resident should know about the 43rd largest school district in the nation.
Did you know nearly 6,000 students graduate from Greenville County Schools each year? In this week’s EdTalks podcast, meet Eric Williams and Katie Porter and learn more about the Graduation Plus program and how they’re working to give high school seniors a competitive advantage in the workplace.
If you’ve ever wondered what teachers wish you knew, this discussion with educators Erin Rigot and Mary Leslie Anderson provides a powerful and honest answer, challenging the outdated view of schools as simple information factories and revealing the deeply human work of developing engaged, thoughtful citizens.
How are South Carolina’s public schools funded—and why does it matter? In this week’s EdTalks podcast, we break down the complexities of school funding in South Carolina, exploring both the challenges and the opportunities.
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