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Rachael Jones sits down with Dr. Edward Bunn to explore ways leaders can listen beyond the silence to uncover hidden disengagement, misalignment, or burnout. Watch this episode on YouTube! The Flourishing Journey podcast explores strategies for building a thriving school culture through research and practical application. The show is hosted by Dr. Edward Bunn, ACSI's Director of Professional Development. The ACSI podcasts will help sharpen your leadership and explore ways to cultivate a flourishing school community, all through a biblical worldview framework. Find more info here: https://www.acsi.org/podcasts
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Veteran Christian school administrator Dr. Christian Klaue discusses the intersection of faith, education, and discipleship with Jerry Nelson. They explore the authentic Christian educator model, the collaborative roles of home, church, and school, and the importance of fostering a biblical worldview in students. Bio: Dr. Christian Klaue is currently in his 32nd year as an administrator of a Christian school within ACSI Western Canada. He received his Educational Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Northcentral University in 2016. Dr. Klaue has been a sessional instructor for the MA (Educational) Leadership program at Trinity Western University and for the Masters of Global Christian Education program at Prairie College. He is also ordained through the Evangelical Free Church of Canada and was an Associate Pastor for 10 years and transitional pastor for 3 months. Contact: [email protected]
Dr. Denver Daniel, President of Open Door Christian Schools, joins Douglas Campbell to discuss living as a citizen and ambassador of God's kingdom. They discuss integrating this philosophy across all areas of school life, evaluating student spiritual growth through an intentional inventory, and the vital role of Sabbath rest for school leaders.
Dr. Matthew Weathers, Chief Enrollment Officer at Bob Jones University, joins the Grafted Together Podcast and highlights the strategic value of humanities and liberal arts education, emphasizing how foundational learning fosters "cultural dexterity" and equips students for diverse callings. Guest bio: Dr. Matthew Weathers has served globally as a K–12 Christian school vice-principal, university instructor, cross-cultural leader, and student mentor. Matthew teaches leadership at Bob Jones University and directs the summer LeadershipX camp at BJU. He currently serves as Chief Enrollment Officer at Bob Jones University and previously led the BJU Center for Leadership Development. More on Bob Jones: website: bju.edu Instagram: @bjuedu Centennial website (this is our 100th year!): 100.bju.edu
How do we equip students to wrestle with questions with wisdom and grace? Emily Pigott shares practical tips for educators. - Do you read the quarterly Student Leadership & Learning newsletters? Subscribe at www.acsi.org/subscribe The Student Leadership & Learning Podcast aims to help create enriching experiences beyond the classroom, explore ways to maximize educators' impact, and develop student leaders. Your host is Emily Pigott, ACSI's VP of Educational Resources & Student Programs.
Billy Sparacio rejoins the Grafted Together Podcast for the third part of the Kingdom Athletics Series, discussing how coaches in both Christian and public schools can look beyond scoreboard wins to intentionally cultivate character, leadership, and faith in athletes. See the 7 enemies of greatness (and how to defeat them) document here: https://www.acsi.org/docs/default-source/communication---engagement/podcasts/7-enemies This is the third part of the Kingdom Athletics Series; Parts 1 and 2 are episodes 76 and 77 of the Grafted Together Podcast. Guest bio: Billy Sparacio has served for 17 years as an Athletic Director which includes oversight of multiple sport programs at the Middle and High School levels. In 2008 he launched a High School Athletic Program from the ground up with less than 100 high school students. Billy not only led the Athletic Program but he was responsible for raising capital for multi-million dollar athletic facilities. Under his leadership and commitment to excellence some 14 years later this culminated into a Football State Championship victory and the school was awarded the Floyd E. Lay Sunshine Cup and the Carey E. McDonald Award in Class 3A given to the Overall Florida Athletic Program of the Year.