Debut Episode

Episode 1 of the North Lawrence Connection podcast, hosted by North Lawrence Community Schools, titled "Debut Episode" was published on November 18, 2021 and runs 32 minutes.

November 18, 2021 ·32m · North Lawrence Connection

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Summary

Welcome to the kick-off episode of North Lawrence Connection! We are so excited to have Maggie Dainton (NLCS Director of Learning) join us for the debut of our official podcast. In this episode you will hear all about the wonderful things our teachers are teaching and accomplishing in our schools across the district, you will learn more about Maggie and what she does and you will also learn about the latest events that are happening so that you can stay connected to all things NLCS. Thanks for tuning in!

Episode Description

Welcome to the kick-off episode of North Lawrence Connection! We are so excited to have Maggie Dainton (NLCS Director of Learning) join us for the debut of our official podcast. In this episode you will hear all about the wonderful things our teachers are teaching and accomplishing in our schools across the district, you will learn more about Maggie and what she does and you will also learn about the latest events that are happening so that you can stay connected to all things NLCS. Thanks for tuning in!

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