Podcast Center
Welcome to the District Administration Podcast Center, featuring ongoing discussions and professional insights on the latest trends impacting the industry.
October 19, 2026
Why this Washington district built its own agentic AILeaders in Washington's Peninsula School District realized that AI can dramatically enhance teacher efficiency. So they built educators a personal AI assistant.
October 12, 2026
How to slow down to build a districtwide visionWhen do schools and students thrive? When a district's educators share a standards-aligned vision for teaching and learning.
September 27, 2026
Building a big time leadership team for a small districtLong-term academic excellence depends on an independent, well-treated leadership team, says Superintendent Martin Miller of Antwerp Local Schools in rural Ohio.
September 22, 2026
How to safeguard cognition in the age of AISchool leaders must combat AI-driven "cognitive dependence," says one expert. Here's how.
September 13, 2026
Why this superintendent likes to go where there's a challengeJeff Horton likes empowering staff and students to be their best selves, he says on DA's latest 'A Good Lesson' podcast
September 07, 2026
Ask these four simple questions to get to know your staffWhen you're staff-centered, teachers love coming to school, kids stay engaged, parents are happy and you can remain a top district, Superintendent Jeanne Siegenthaler says
September 01, 2026
Edtech leader Keith Krueger warns of new threat to E-rateE-rate, a key to classroom internet connectivity and one of the biggest K-12 funding streams, could soon shrink or disappear, warns Keith Krueger, CEO of the Consortium for School Networking.
August 26, 2026
Screen time: Moving from 'blanket bans' to purposeful useThis former superintendent is calling for a shift in how school districts approach technology, arguing that blanket screen bans are an "overly simplistic" response to a complex issue.
August 23, 2026
How to move fast to make transformative changeWhen Superintendent Aaron Fleming arrived at the growing Alamance-Burlington School System, he faced $3 million in debt, "dismal" test scores, leaky roofs and a district out of sync with the local economy.
August 18, 2026
When you're held to a different standard, defy expectations"It's never crowded when you go the extra mile," Superintendent Zandra Jo Galván tells host Amy Dujon on the latest episode of DA's "A Good Lesson" podcast.