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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 21 MIN

Chris Neeley and Beau Spafford on the Charter Difference

from SC Public Charter School District Kids First Podcast

When you have stood shoulder to shoulder in Afghanistan, building schools in the middle of a war zone, you learn exactly what it means to serve a community. In this deeply personal episode of Kids First Radio, Superintendent Chris Neeley welcomes his longtime friend and fellow veteran, Colonel Beau Spafford, to the South Carolina Public Charter School District team to continue that same mission right here at home. Together, they reflect on the quiet sacrifices military families make every single day and how the district's Purple Star schools are stepping up to provide a safe, consistent haven for children whose parents are deployed. This is not just a conversation about education policy. It is a story about legacy, the true meaning of citizenship, and building Workforce Centers of Excellence that prepare our students for real life. Tune in to hear why giving every family the power of choice is the most profound way we can honor our communities and put kids first. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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