The Watchmen
Your go-to podcast for everything safety, and community at Rollings Middle School of Arts. Here to shine a spotlight on the vibrant art showcases, thrilling sporting events, captivating performances and all the incredible happenings with our amazing school and students as we…
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Beyond the Scoreboard: Dr. Angela Cantrell on Leadership, Teamwork & Building Student Athletes (opens the original)
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Winning is great, but what if the greatest victory has nothing to do with the scoreboard? On this episode of The Watchmen Podcast SC , I sit down with Dr. Angela Cantrell , Athletic Director, educator, and volleyball coach at Rollings Middle School of the Arts. With 25 years in education and a journey that includes military service in the Air National Guard, teaching, administration, athletics, and coaching, Dr. Cantrell has spent her career helping young people grow both in and outside the clas
Built for Greatness: The Vision Behind Rollings Middle School of the Arts | Larry Barnfield (opens the original)
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What does it take to see something before everyone else can see it? On this episode of The Watchmen Podcast SC , Deputy Slusher sits down with Mr. Larry Barnfield for a powerful conversation about vision, leadership, friendship, the arts, and a legacy that continues to impact generations of students. Mr. Barnfield takes us back to the early days of arts education in Dorchester School District Two and shares the story behind the vision that helped shape Rollings Middle School of the Arts into wha
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