Grant County Schools
Leading to SUCCEED: A Grant County Schools Podcast
A podcast where we highlight the leaders, partnerships, and practices shaping our student' success.
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Apr 15, 2026
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Episodes
Leading to Succeed April 2026 15.04.2026 29:26
Episode 4: Leading to Succeed Superintendent Moody interviews Grant County High School Associate Principal, Jenny Compton. Jenny is over the Career and Technical Center at GCHS. Mrs. Compton shares information about pathways, opportunities, and student experiences from the Career and Technical Center.
Leading To Succeed #3 13.03.2026 38:13
Episode 3 Description – Leading to Succeed: A Grant County Schools Podcast In this episode of Leading to Succeed , Superintendent Dr. Moody sits down with Grant County Schools Finance Director Brian Linder and Assistant Finance Director/HR Director Amanda Eldridge to take a closer look at how the district budget is built. They discuss the funding sources that support Grant County Schools, how teac...
Leading to Succeed 2 13.02.2026 25:26
Grant County Schools Superintendent speaks to Public Information Officer, Danielle Haley about being the District Contact for Family Resource and Youth Service Center (FRYSC) coordinators within Grant County Schools. Listen to a conversation regarding the roles of FRYSC, who do FRYSC assist, and how does this state funded organization impact students and families within Grant County Schools.
Leading to Succeed #1 15.01.2026 48:57
Superintendent Moody discusses the role of the School Board with Grant County Schools Board Chair, Lisa Smith. If you are interested in learning about finances, board purpose, and how our board is working for our community, make sure you listen!
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