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PEP (Public Education Policy) Talk: An AASA Podcast

PEP (Public Education Policy) Talk: An AASA Podcast

De: Kat Sturdevant
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PEP Talk is a monthly podcast from AASA, The School Superintendents Association, spotlighting public school superintendents, policy makers, researchers and more to help you get engaged in education policy in new ways.Copyright 2018 All rights reserved. Ciencia Política Política y Gobierno
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  • PEP Talk Episode 40: The Impact of Impact Aid

    PEP Talk Episode 40: The Impact of Impact Aid
    Sep 18 2025

    On this episode of PEP Talk: Kat Sturdevant speaks with Quincy Natay, superintendent of Chinle Unified School District #24 in Chinle, AZ about the critical need of Impact Aid funding, the nation’s oldest federal K-12 education program that turns 75 this year.

    • The Basics of Impact Aid booklet
    • Impact Aid Overview One-Pager
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    22 m
  • PEP Talk Episode 39: How Do YOU Advocate?

    PEP Talk Episode 39: How Do YOU Advocate?
    Jun 26 2025

    On this episode of PEP Talk: Kat Sturdevant interviews superintendents from around the country about how they advocate for public education not only for their schools, but also for their communities and families, and asks if they have advice for others looking to get involved.

    The featured superintendents are:

    • Wendy Birhanzel, superintendent, Harrison School District Two, CO
    • Quintin Shepherd, superintendent, Pflugerville Independent School District, TX
    • Sharonica Hardin-Bartley, superintendent, University City School District, MO
    • Stephanie Burroughs, assistant superintendent, Foxborough Public School District, MA
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    34 m
  • PEP Talk Episode 38: The K-12 Cases in the Supreme Court

    PEP Talk Episode 38: The K-12 Cases in the Supreme Court
    Apr 25 2025

    What’s at stake for K-12 schools at the U.S. Supreme Court? Kat Sturdevant interviews Sonja Trainor, executive director of the National School Attorneys Association, to break down the key education cases on the docket and what they could mean for educators, students, and school leaders across the country.
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    39 m
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