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Tallahassee Business Podcast

Mike Campbell

Andrew Pollack

David Gardner

Jeb Bush

Jay Smith

Jim Moran

Mark Wilson

Kevin Graham

Rodney Lewis

Kim Moore

Steve Evans

Lee Hinkle

Laura Johnson

Robert Avossa

Tammy Edwards

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It’s safe to say that this school year has looked like no other. Leon County Schools Superintendent Rocky Hanna calls it the toughest challenge of his career and a defining moment for our community. Rocky joins us on the latest episode of the Tallahassee Business Podcast, presented by Event Owl, to reflect on the past year and share what Leon County Schools’ will look like in the future. Tune in to learn more about what to expect and how the business community is partnering with the school district in their efforts to make sure no student is left behind.

It’s safe to say that this school year has looked like no other. Leon County Schools Superintendent Rocky Hanna calls it the toughest challenge of his career and a defining moment for our community. Rocky joins us on the latest episode of the Tallahassee Business Podcast, presented by <a href="https://eventowl.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Event Owl</a>, to reflect on the past year and share what Leon County Schools’ will look like in the future. Tune in to learn more about what to expect and how the business community is partnering with the school district in their efforts to make sure no student is left behind.

Ep. 82 Focusing on a Brighter Future After an Unprecedented Year in Education, Rocky Hanna, Leon County Schools Superintendent

Leon County Schools Superintendent Rocky Hanna and School Board Chair Rosanne Wood join this episode of the podcast to share information about the state of our schools in Tallahassee.  Superintendent Hanna shares information about some of the challenges and triumphs the school system faces, while Chair Rosanne Wood sheds some light on the priorities and direction of the School Board. The pair also unwraps key issues like the importance of community partnerships, the push for skilled labor training and the impact that early education and at-home learning can have on a child's future.  If you or someone you know may be interested in volunteering or mentoring with Leon County Schools please visit https://www.leonschools.net/ or call 850-487-7800.

Leon County Schools Superintendent Rocky Hanna and School Board Chair Rosanne Wood join this episode of the podcast to share information about the state of our schools in Tallahassee.  Superintendent Hanna shares information about some of the challenges and triumphs the school system faces, while Chair Rosanne Wood sheds some light on the priorities and direction of the School Board. The pair also unwraps key issues like the importance of community partnerships, the push for skilled labor training and the impact that early education and at-home learning can have on a child's future.  If you or someone you know may be interested in volunteering or mentoring with Leon County Schools please visit <a href="https://www.leonschools.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.leonschools.net/</a> or call 850-487-7800.

The Chamber Podcast Ep.13 - Featuring Superintendent Rocky Hanna & School Board Chair Rosanne Wood 

After the Florida Legislature changed its rules for school choice, the Leon County school district saw an uptick in families forging documents to register their children in preferred schools. Meanwhile, less popular schools sat under capacity, hurting the district's ability to justify new campuses in growing areas. The district took a hard line to root out the offenders and more evenly spread its student population, which also helped increase diversity. Superintendent Rocky Hanna talks with reporter Jeff Solochek about Leon County's address verification efforts, which he says has cost him some friends but is the right thing to do. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After the Florida Legislature changed its rules for school choice, the Leon County school district saw an uptick in families forging documents to register their children in preferred schools. Meanwhile, less popular schools sat under capacity, hurting the district's ability to justify new campuses in growing areas. The district took a hard line to root out the offenders and more evenly spread its student population, which also helped increase diversity. Superintendent Rocky Hanna talks with reporter Jeff Solochek about Leon County's address verification efforts, which he says has cost him some friends but is the right thing to do. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.