The Bulldog Blitz Podcast

🎙️✨ Our first graders took the mic for a very special episode of the Bulldog Blitz Podcast!In celebration of Black History Month, our young interviewers sat down with Black educators at Mills Lawn to ask thoughtful questions, share meaningful conversations, and learn from the incredible leaders who inspire them every day. The result? Honest reflections, joyful moments, and plenty of heart.If you’re in need of something uplifting and adorable, this episode is a must-listen. 💙

Welcome to the first episode of the Bulldog Beginnings podcast! Join Superintendent Holden along with Principals Becca Huber and Jack Hatert as they share their excitement for the 2025-26 school year at Yellow Springs Schools. Whether you’re a student, family member, or community partner, this episode offers a warm welcome and important insights to start the school year off right.

Welcome back to the Bulldog Blitz Podcast, where we dive into the exciting programs shaping students' experiences at Yellow Springs Schools!Joining us in the episode are:Emily Berlo, Mills Lawn PE TeacherMegan Winston, Mills Lawn PrincipalJacob, a sixth-grade studentAnna, a fourth-grade studentWe’ll be exploring how our youngest learners are mastering bike riding, how the Bike Bus is transforming student commutes, and why PE class now includes skating. Stick around—this one’s going to be fun!

This episode spotlights a brand new program now offered at our middle and high school – Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICap). This is a program designed to guide students as they explore careers, research post-secondary opportunities, and develop their personal goals. We’re joined by Principal Jack Hatert, School Counselor Julie Gunn, parent Christy Vincent, and two of our freshmen, Brooklyn Hapgood and Edwin Harrah. Together, they’ll share insights into ICAP’s impact, from helping students find their passion to setting a path for future success.

Welcome back, Bulldog families! We're excited to kick off a new school year and thrilled to have you with us for our back-to-school podcast. Whether you're a returning listener or joining us for the first time, we're here to support you with tips, insights, and stories that will help make this school year a successful one for your family. So, grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and let's dive into another year of learning and growing together!

Welcome back to the Bulldog Blitz podcast. We are finishing the year with an additional episode on music education showcasing all the opportunities our students have at Yellow Springs Schools in Band and Orchestra. Our guest is Brian Mayer, Instrumental Music Director.

Welcome back to the Bulldog Blitz podcast. We are embarking on a 2-part music education series showcasing all the opportunities our students have at Yellow Springs Schools beginning with Choir and Theater. Guests in this podcast include Lorrie Sparrow-Knapp, Choir/Theater Teacher and Director, and Caryn Diamond, Theatre Producer.

Learn more about the opportunities our Mills Lawn Extracurricular Program offers our kindergarten through sixth-grade students.

While we are all eagerly awaiting the return of our Fearless Thinkers for a new school year, Superintendent Terri Holden, MLS Principal Megan Winston, MMS/YSHS Principal Jack Hatert, and Communications and PR Coordinator Corina Denny share important back-to-school highlights including upcoming events, Payschools Central and FinalForms accounts, meal and educational benefits, new STEAM opportunities, communication, and safety. Join us as we prepare to launch another exciting school year.

Join us as we meet four senior Bulldog athletes who have committed to colleges/universities where they will continue their athletic and academic careers. They share their feedback as a student-athlete in Yellow Springs and how their experience has prepared them for the future.

Yellow Springs High School students share their engaging project called "The Physics of Racing." Check out the project details and field trip they took to gain deeper learning about physics. #AsAlwaysGoBulldogs

Mills Lawn Elementary sixth-grade students share their thoughts and experience with project-based learning (PBL). They explain their process in answering the driving question of "How do we address the issues of food insecurity in our community?" in a recent project. Join us as they bring their deeper learning to life.