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Hosted by Putnam County School District · education · EN · 100 episodes
Welcome to The Pulse, where we delve deep into the issues and ideas that are shaping the future of education. I’m your host, Rick Surrency, Superintendent of the Putnam County School District, and each week, we’ll be talking to teachers, administrators, and other experts in the field about the latest trends, best practices, and most pressing concerns in education. Whether you’re a teacher, a parent, or just someone who cares about education, this podcast is for you. So sit back, relax, and let’s dive into The Pulse.
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Episode #129
In this episode, Dr Rick Surrency discussed the impact of cell phones with Dr. Chris Ferguson. The impact of cell phone bans in schools, social media effects on youth mental health, and what parents and educators need to know. He shares data-driven insights and challenges common assumptions about technology and student well-being.
Episode #128
Agriculture is about much more than farming—and students at Q.I. Roberts Junior-Senior High School are discovering just how many opportunities exist within the field. On this episode of The Pulse, we hear from agriculture teacher Ms. Rogers and five FFA students about their experiences in FFA, 4-H, livestock shows, hydroponics, and the new AICE Agriculture course. Students share how agriculture has helped them build confidence, develop leadership skills, explore careers, and prepare for life after high school. They also discuss hands-on projects, including growing lettuce through hydroponics and bringing that harvest to the school cafeteria. The conversation also explores the future of agriculture, from sustainability and food production to technology, precision irrigation, and artificial intelligence. These students are learning that agriculture isn’t simply about where our food comes from—it’s about innovation, science, leadership, and preparing to feed future generations.
Episode #127
Putnam County Schools is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with its sixth annual Hispanic Heritage celebration! In this episode of The Pulse, Superintendent Rick Surrency is joined by educators and students to talk about the history of this growing tradition and what makes this year’s celebration special. From traditional dances, music and cultural displays to piñatas, soccer, traditional clothing and authentic foods, students and families will have an opportunity to learn, celebrate and experience the rich diversity of Hispanic cultures. This year’s theme, “Unidos Somos Más,” or “Together We Are More,” captures the spirit of bringing people together through understanding and appreciation. Tune in to hear how Putnam County Schools is using Hispanic Heritage Month to create awareness, encourage acceptance and celebrate the many cultures that make the community unique. Event date: October 2nd at C.L. Overturf Jr. Auditorium at 10:30
Episode #126
Season: 5, Episode: 6- In this episode of The Pulse, Putnam County School District leaders discuss their focus for the new school year, including strengthening K–2 instruction, improving attendance, supporting students with disabilities, and building strong school communities. They emphasize collaboration, intentional leadership, and creating a strong foundation for long-term student success.
Episode #125
Season 5 \ Episode 5- Putnam County School District is celebrating its 49th Annual College and Career Fair! Students in grades 7–12 and their families are invited to explore more than 70 opportunities, including colleges, universities, technical schools, military branches, local businesses, and industry leaders. Hear tips for making the most of the event, inspiring student success stories, transportation information, and why it’s never too early to start planning for your future.
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