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Achieving Joy and Mastery in Public Schools

Achieving Joy and Mastery in Public Schools

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This podcast is designed to celebrate all that is good in Public Education around Western New York. We will be featuring programs and innovative ideas that inspire and influence our students, faculty, staff and community in new and exciting ways.© 2023 Achieving Joy and Mastery in Public Schools
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  • Clarence Flips the Script!

    Clarence Flips the Script!
    Dec 12 2025

    In this episode of Achieving Joy and Mastery in Public Schools, Dr. Matt Frahm, the superintendent of Clarence CSD, flips the script and interviews Dr. Brian Graham, the superintendent of Grand Island CSD. The conversation focused on the power of podcasting and the ability to tell stories that shine a spotlight on public education. This podcast is in its 4th season with over 17,000 downlaods and 93 episodes published.

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    50 m
  • Iroquois CSD - Building a Culture of Safety, Care and Community

    Iroquois CSD - Building a Culture of Safety, Care and Community
    Dec 5 2025

    Today on our podcast we have Douglas Scofield, the Superintendent of the Iroquois Central School District. Doug is in his 15th year as superintendent and previously served here as the assistant superintendent for finance and personnel, which he began in 2006. Joining the podcast was Chad Barry, the lead School Resource Officer in the district. Together, they shared how over the past 20+ years they have built a culture of safety, care and a community that believes in kindness.


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    45 m
  • Niagara Wheatfield - Every Child Matters- Θkawirathá·ʔnyeʔ Thwé·ʔn Yurihuwà·nę.

    Niagara Wheatfield - Every Child Matters- Θkawirathá·ʔnyeʔ Thwé·ʔn Yurihuwà·nę.
    Nov 13 2025

    In this episode, we spoke with Daniel Ljiljanich, Superintendent of the Niagara Wheatfield Central School District. We were also joined by Jennifer Golias, Director of Curriculum, Instruction & Technology, and Alexandra “Zan” Printup, a Tuscarora Culture Teacher at the Tuscarora Nation Elementary School. Together, they shared powerful stories of empowerment as they guide students in appreciating and preserving the culture and language of the Tuscarora Nation.

    Our conversation also explored the district-wide initiative known as Orange Shirt Day. Observed on September 30th, this day serves as a significant acknowledgment of the impact the residential school system had on Indigenous communities. Orange Shirt Day promotes reconciliation, cultural revitalization, language acquisition, and ongoing historical education. It centers on the belief that Every Child Matters.

    This important work is inspired by the story of Phyllis Webstad, a residential school survivor whose orange shirt—gifted to her by her grandmother—was taken from her on her first day of school. Each year, members of the school community wear orange shirts to show their support and participate in educational events, ceremonies, and activities that honor survivors and their families.





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    47 m
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