HeyJaredLet's Talk Schools - Conversations in Education
Let's Talk Schools offers an honest, behind-the-scenes look at K-12 education. Each episode explores issues that affect schools and students in Fulton County Schools and across the nation.
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- Sep 9, 2026
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Let's Talk Schools S2 #3 - Student Health Services (opens the original)
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More Than Band-Aids: How School Nurses Help Students Thrive Every Day When a student walks into the clinic, it's about more than a scraped knee. Fulton County Schools' Student Health Services team looks beyond the symptoms to uncover barriers to learning, build trusted relationships with students, and provide critical support for physical and mental health. Director of Student Health Services, Lynne Meadows , and school nurse Cristal Simon share the inspiring stories behind the care happening in
Let's Talk Schools S2 #2 - Modern Education (opens the original)
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What happens when students turn classroom learning into solutions for real-world problems? In this inspiring episode of Let's Talk Schools, host Brian Noyes and co-host Samantha Maxey sit down with two innovative school leaders, Johnathan Hall , Principal of Global Impact Academy, and Scott Kent , Principal of FCS Innovation Academy, to explore how students are designing solutions, tackling community challenges, collaborating with industry professionals, and gaining hands-on experiences that con
Let's Talk Schools S2 #1 - Crisis Communications (opens the original)
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In this episode of Let's Talk Schools , Fulton County Schools leaders Dr. Ava Williams and Dr. Kibby Crumbley pull back the curtain on how schools prepare for, respond to, and communicate during emergencies. From weather events and power outages to medical situations and safety concerns, they share real-world examples, explain the district's crisis communication process, and highlight the critical role parents play in maintaining accurate contact information and staying connected to school updat
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