In this episode of the ROE #33 podcast, RAES students take over!

Students created a podcast episode from start to finish with Professional Learning Specialist Jessica Donaldson.

RAES student Saybian talked to Jessica Donaldson about dealing with mental health challenges, speaking with guardians about difficult topics, and played a game of myth vs. fact about mental health.

The marketing team comprised the following RAES students:

• B. Rowland – Editor & Photographer
• Saybian M. – Host
• Cailyn L. – Tech Support & Copywriting

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In our March episode, Assistant Regional Superintendent Emily Adolphson speaks with Early Childhood Preschool Family Educator Ashley Hinkle to discuss the First Five Event.

They explore what it takes to organize the free community event and acknowledge the partners and volunteers who make it possible. Tune in to discover why sensory exploration is so important for growing littles, and why the First Five Event is the perfect space to learn more and explore.

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In our February episode of the ROE Podcast, Regional Superintendent Kathryn Jennings sits down with RAES Teacher Ivy Engebretson and RAES Instructor Sarah Hubbard for an inspiring and honest conversation about working in an alternative school setting.

Mrs. E and Mrs. H share what a typical day looks like at Regional Alternative Education Services (RAES), the challenges and successes they experience, and what motivates them to show up every day for their students. They also discuss the impact of alternative education, the importance of relationships, and making students feel like they belong.

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