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MASB Podcasts
As an association, MASB is continually looking for new and innovative ways to keep members informed on important education related topics. That's why MASB is excited to introduce a new technology to deliver timely updates-podcasts. What is a podcast you ask? A podcast is an audio program that can be downloaded over the Internet. There is no special equipment needed, just click on the link to the podcast and begin listening. It's that easy. In the future, MASB will use podcasts to deliver other services and information.

MASB's podcasts are now available on iTunes. To subscribe for free go to the iTunes store and search for Michigan Association of School Boards.

 
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MASB to Launch New Board-Superintendent Matching Process
Tuesday, December 08, 2009 (244 reads)


In the coming weeks, MASB will launch a new process designed to better match superintendent candidates with the needs of school districts. Communications Specialist Sarah Ford recently sat down with Director of Superintendent Search Dick Dunham to talk about MASB's new board-superintendent matching process and how it will result in a better fit between superintendent candidates and board profiles.


    
Part I – Oxford Superintendent to Address Fall Conference Attendees
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 (416 reads)


Oxford Community Schools Superintendent Dr. William Skilling will address attendees of MASB's Annual Fall Conference on Friday, Oct. 23. Director of Communications Jennifer Rogers recently sat down with Dr. Skilling and recorded a podcast that discusses how Oxford is breaking conventional wisdom to create a culture of success, and how it can be replicated in other districts regardless of circumstances. In the first part of the podcast, Dr. Skilling talks about the biggest challenge facing education–which he says isn't money. The second part of the podcast focuses on the attitude that's necessary between a board and superintendent in order to achieve world class excellence.


    
Part II – Oxford Superintendent to Address Fall Conference Attendees
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 (408 reads)


Oxford Community Schools Superintendent Dr. William Skilling will address attendees of MASB's Annual Fall Conference on Friday, Oct. 23. Director of Communications Jennifer Rogers recently sat down with Dr. Skilling and recorded a podcast that discusses how Oxford is breaking conventional wisdom to create a culture of success, and how it can be replicated in other districts regardless of circumstances. In the first part of the podcast, Dr. Skilling talks about the biggest challenge facing education–which he says isn't money. The second part of the podcast focuses on the attitude that's necessary between a board and superintendent in order to achieve world class excellence.


    
NSBA Executive Director Discusses the Role of School Boards
Monday, May 18, 2009 (808 reads)


NSBA Executive Director Anne Bryant discusses the role of public school boards in our nation. Anne will be a keynote speaker at the upcoming board-superintendent relations workshop, Promoting Strong Governance and Leadership Relationships for Board-Superintendent Teams: A Local and National Perspective, in Lansing on June 11.


    
Meet MASB's Director of Superintendent Search Dick Dunham
Thursday, May 14, 2009 (813 reads)


MASB's new Director of Superintendent Search Dick Dunham talks about his vision for the superintendent search service, and the new programs he plans to implement to help school districts find their next quality leader.


    
Discussing the MEA Retirement Proposal
Tuesday, February 17, 2009 (819 reads)


MASB's Director of Government Relations Don Wotruba discusses MASB's concerns with the MEA's recently introduced retirement proposal for school employees.


    
What Do the Federal Stimulus Package and Governor's Proposed Budget Mean for Schools?
Tuesday, February 17, 2009 (798 reads)


Director of Government Relations Don Wotruba and Assistant Director of Government Relations Peter Spadafore discuss the recently passed federal stimulus package and the governor's budget proposal, and what they both mean for schools.


    
MASB Talks About School Funding
Thursday, February 12, 2009 (835 reads)


MASB Director of Government Relations Don Wotruba spoke to St. Clair RESA's radio show about school funding and the need for a comprehensive school funding study.


    
Discussing the Personal Curriculum
Sunday, February 01, 2009 (807 reads)


MASB's Assistant Director of Government Relations Peter Spadafore recently sat down with Waverly Community Schools' Curriculum Director to discuss the personal curriculum allowed under the Michigan Merit Curriculum.


    
An Interview with Fall Conference Keynoter Dr. Susan Neuman
Sunday, October 12, 2008 (840 reads)


Director of Communications Jennifer Rogers talks with Dr. Susan Neuman about the Broader, Bolder Initiative and No Child Left Behind. Dr. Neuman will be the keynote speaker at the Annual Fall Conference, Friday, Oct. 30.


    
A Look Inside Education Issues in Lansing
Monday, April 14, 2008 (834 reads)


Listen to Legislative Affairs Director Don Wotruba and Capitol Correspondent Tim Skubick discuss the issues facing education.


    
Podcast on Governor's Budget Proposal
Friday, February 08, 2008 (809 reads)


MASB's Director of State Legislative Affairs Don Wotruba outlines the highlights of Gov. Granholm's 2009 budget proposal.


    
Analysis of the State of the State Address
Wednesday, January 30, 2008 (815 reads)


Listen to MASB's Director of State Legislative Affairs Don Wotruba discuss the issues that have the potential to impact the education community.


    
Thank You School Board Members
Wednesday, December 05, 2007 (801 reads)


Click on the link above to listen to a thank you message from Executive Director Justin King. 


    
School Board Recognition Month Public Service Announcement
Wednesday, December 05, 2007 (803 reads)


Click on the link above to download a brief public service announcement about School Board Recognition Month. 


    
Board-Superintendent Relations Addressed at Annual Fall Conference
Thursday, October 11, 2007 (833 reads)


Dr. Bernard Taylor, superintendent of Grand Rapids Public Schools, discusses the importance of strong board-superintendent relations. Listen to Dr. Taylor talk about why he'll be joining his board members at MASB's Annual Fall Conference, and why other superintendents should as well.


    
Learn How ERIN Can Save You Time and Money
Wednesday, June 13, 2007 (815 reads)


Micki Magee discusses the many benefits of MASB's Employment Relations Information Network (ERIN). A new, improved site is coming this summer. Listen in to see what ERIN can do for your district. 


    
Legislative Update
Friday, May 11, 2007 (819 reads)


MASB's Director of Legislative Affairs Don Wotruba discusses the impending proration, the state budget, health care retirement costs, privatization and more.


    
Legal Consequences of School Funding Issues
Thursday, April 12, 2007 (835 reads)


Brad Banasik, MASB's legal counsel discusses the upcoming MCSA Legal Conference. Brad provides a window into the conference topic of the legal consequences of the school funding crisis. Listen now, and then register to attend the conferences on April 27. 


    
Superintendent Search
Wednesday, March 28, 2007 (793 reads)


Listen to Carl Hartman, MASB's director of field services discuss the intricacies of a superintendent search and important information boards should keep in mind when hiring the district's chief officer. 


    
Governor's Budget and Tax Proposal
Wednesday, February 14, 2007 (795 reads)


MASB's second podcast, from Director of Legislative Affairs Don Wotruba, discusses the governor's budget and tax proposal, and its impact on public education.


    
Recap of the State of the State Address
Wednesday, February 07, 2007 (815 reads)


Our first podcast, created by MASB Director of Legislative Affairs Don Wotruba, provides a recap of the governor's State of the State address.


    
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