Eric and Michael will discuss the implications of the Pennsylvania election results in this special post-election edition of 3 in a Quarter. They will discuss the following three issues: 

• House election results;
• Senate election results; and 
• Governor's race election results.

Joining them for this special edition are Tina Viletto, Advocacy Liaison for the PA Principals Association, and Hannah Barrick, PASBO Executive Director. 

In this episode, Eric and Michael will discuss the following three topics:

• Special Guest: Nathan Hammond, Executive Director of Eduspire Solutions, a bronze-level sponsor, discusses e-hallpass and Flextime Manager
• Results of the 54th Annual PDK Poll
• Teacher/Educator Shortage 

In the first episode of Season 2, Eric and Michael will discuss these three things:

• The recent NASSP survey of principals and students.
• What are you reading?
• New Professional Development opportunities. 

Eric and Michael discuss the passing of the state budget and their prognostications from the March episode. They discuss these with a guest, Tina Viletto, advocacy consultant.

Eric and Michael will discuss the following topics:

• Lifetouch Memory  Mission (Guest - Jan Haeg)
• NAESP Article - Having Tough Conversations
• Year in Review

Note: A new episode will be available on the 1st of each month. 

In this episode, Eric and Michael will discuss three legislative issues impacting principals. 

This is a special episode highlighting Assistant Principals as April 4-8, 2022, is National Assistant Principals Week.  Matthew Crater, Pennsylvania's Outstanding Assistant Principal, is also featured.  As always, Eric and Michael will provide three important takeaways.

Eric and Michael will discuss the following three topics: 

•  Interview with Dr. Zac Bauermaster, Principal at Kissel Hill Elementary School in the Warwick School District, regarding his article in the winter edition of The Pennsylvania Administrator; 
• NAESP recognition of our Association having the second highest total members among the 50 states; and 
• Our new professional development offering – The Structured Study of Student Work.