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Jethro Jones

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As seen in: BE Podcast Network, Cybertraps Podcast, Transformative Principal, Apple Podcasts, Substack, Simplecast, Advise Magazine, Descript, FE News, The Learning Counsel, FocusED: An educational leadership podcast that uncovers what is working in our schools.
Author of #SchoolX #how2be Co-Founder of @bepodcastNet, the best education podcasts out there. I write about education, technology and leadership.
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What Historic Buildings Keep: The Gothic Jail and the Weight of Place

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By Jethro Jones
| BE Podcast Network
Some historic buildings are more than preserved structures. They become archives of fear, memory, and human consequence. The old Beauregard Parish Jail in DeRidder, Louisiana is a clear example of how a building can become inseparable from the events that happened inside it. Built in 1914 with pointed roofs, Gothic arches, and a central spiral staircase, it was designed to contain people. Over time, it became known by two names: the Gothic Jail and the Hanging Jail.
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Catholic School Leadership Means Keeping Former Families in the Story

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By Jethro Jones
| BE Podcast Network
Strong Catholic school leadership requires more than enrollment management and fundraising. It requires memory. Schools that lose touch with the people who built them weaken their own culture, their own mission, and their own long-term stability. Former parents, volunteers, board members, donors, teachers, and founding families are not just part of the past. They are part of the school’s ongoing story.
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Education Is a Business: What School Leaders and Clinicians Need to Do With That Reality

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By Jethro Jones
| BE Podcast Network
Education is often described as if it should operate outside the logic of business. That framing is comforting, but it is not useful. Public education is still a system with front-end service delivery and back-end operations. Teaching happens on the front end. Operations, finance, HR, logistics, communication, and procedures happen on the back end. When the back end is weak, the front end struggles.
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