Episode 3: Feed Your Brain
This episode details the vital role of school nutrition in shaping student success. We explore how the food served in our cafeterias impacts more than just hunger - it fuels learning. Listen in as we talk in depth with School Nutrition Director Jamie Knott, Coordinated School Health Director Bethany Allen, and Director of Schools Jeff Cupples as we highlight the innovative strategies our nutrition teams uses to make healthy eating both accessible and enjoyable for every student. From the science behind nutrition's link to cognitive function, to the logistics of planning meals that meet both health guidelines and taste buds, we cover it all. We also tackle hydration and its effects on concentration, sharing how our schools ensure students stay hydrated and ready to thrive in the classroom. Listen in to discover how every bite makes a difference.
Episode 2: Safety First
In this episode, we dive into the crucial topic of safety in our schools. Listen in as we talk in depth with special guests Weakley County Sheriff Terry McDade, City of Martin Police Chief Phillip Fuqua, Safe and Supportive Schools Coordinator Lorna Benson, and Director of Schools Jeff Cupples. They share their perspectives on the latest safety measures, collaboration efforts, and strategies to ensure a secure learning environment for students, faculty, and staff, and how our teams work together to put safety first.
Episode 1: Mission, Vision & Core Values, Plus News and Updates for 2024-25
In the inaugural episode of the Weakley County Schools Growing Our Future podcast, we kick off by exploring the heart of Weakley County Schools. Join Director of Schools Jeff Cupples as he delves into the district’s mission, vision, and core values, and shares exciting news and updates for the 2024-25 school year. This podcast is your go-to source for everything happening in our schools, from academic achievements and school events to community partnerships and more. Tune in to discover the stories and successes that make our district truly exceptional.
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