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Implement. Change in Education

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by EdScale, LLC

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Implement. Change in Education. Whether your goal is to scale up existing practices, sustain what’s working, remove what’s not, introduce a new practice, or navigate a transition, we explore how education leaders leverage implementation to get better results for students. Because implementation matters most during times of change. This podcast is a production of EdScale (www.edscalellc.com), where we help educators get better results through a relentless focus on effective implementation. Every month on the podcast we will feature: - The audio version of our monthly blog post on implementation - A conversation with an ambitious education leader who is leveraging implementation and change management to get bet results for students Hosted by Tom DeWire, Founder of EdScale and author of the book “How to Implement (just about) Anything,” Lessons from 25 years in public education. Learn more at www.edscalellc.com.

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Episode thumbnail for #35 Guest: Dr. Jymil Thompson, Superintendent & Dr. Jodi Colman, Assistant Superintendent of Dorchester County Public Schools (MD)

June 23, 2026

#35 Guest: Dr. Jymil Thompson, Superintendent & Dr. Jodi Colman, Assistant Superintendent of Dorchester County Public Schools (MD)

“DCPS 23, no more.” Dorchester County Public Schools (MD), a rural district of ~4,500 students, posted Maryland’s biggest 3rd-grade ELA jump: +22 points (27% → 49%) and climbed to 19th statewide in ELA in a single year. In this episode of Implement Change in Education, Superintendent Dr. Jymil Thompson and Assistant Superintendent Dr. Jodi Colman share what actually changed inside the system. Key takeaways:- You can’t “intervene” your way out of a Tier 1 problem → they put instruction at the center - Coaching > evaluation: "You can't evaluate people into better performance. You have to coach them." - Remove barriers to instructional leadership (e.g., restructuring so admins can get back into classrooms) Listen now (and feel free to share with a leader trying to move outcomes districtwide).

Episode thumbnail for #34 Blog: Failure doesn't teach you anything about success: Why school turnaround research keeps missing the mark

June 9, 2026

#34 Blog: Failure doesn't teach you anything about success: Why school turnaround research keeps missing the mark

A pathologist’s autopsy report can tell you exactly how a patient died. But it tells you absolutely nothing about how to live a long, vibrant life. For twenty years, K-12 education has been running an autopsy model. We call it "school turnaround." Between 2010 and 2016, the federal School Improvement Grants program poured roughly $7 billion into turning around struggling schools. The result? Null impacts on math, reading, and graduation rates. As Marcus Buckingham puts it: “Failure doesn't teach you anything about success.” Instead of spending all our energy auditing the bottom 5% and studying what broke, what if we systematically studied our "positive deviants"? What if we found the classrooms, schools, and districts that are already producing 5-star experiences with the exact same resources and engineered the conditions for those bright spots to spread? In our latest blog post and podcast episode, we break down why the turnaround industry keeps missing the mark, and share 3 moves district and state leaders can make right now to shift their strategy from deficit remediation to scaling what works.

Episode thumbnail for #33 Guest: Dr. Maria Navarro and Dr. Sonja Brookins Santelises on Kids in the System you Lead

May 26, 2026

#33 Guest: Dr. Maria Navarro and Dr. Sonja Brookins Santelises on Kids in the System you Lead

What does it really look like to lead a school district when your own children are learning inside that same system?In this episode of "𝑰𝒎𝒑𝒍𝒆𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑪𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒈𝒆 𝒊𝒏 𝑬𝒅𝒖𝒄𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏", I’m joined by two extraordinary Maryland leaders: Dr. Maria Navarro, Superintendent of Charles County Public Schools, and Dr. Sonja Brookins-Santelises, CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools. Together, we explore a side of educational leadership that rarely gets discussed: what it means to serve as both a superintendent and a parent within the same system.A few moments that stood out:- The “fishbowl” effect of leading in public while your children experience the system up close.- The honest, real-time insight children can offer about what is working and what needs attention.- The balance between being a district leader, being a parent, and knowing when to step in.- The reminder that educators, counselors, coaches, and school communities show up for children with deep care every day.At its heart, this conversation is about leadership, family, and the people who make public education work. Whether you are a parent, educator, school system leader, or someone who simply cares about the schools where children learn and grow, this episode offers a thoughtful look at what it takes to lead complex systems with purpose, humility, and care.And if you’d like to take a deeper dive into their previous podcast appearances, where we explore their work and accomplishments in greater detail, listen to episode #19 with Dr. Navarro and episode #6 with Dr. Brookins-Santelises. Listen here: https://buff.ly/bKWk70p

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What is Implement. Change in Education?

Implement. Change in Education.

Whether your goal is to scale up existing practices, sustain what’s working, remove what’s not, introduce a new practice, or navigate a transition, we explore how education leaders leverage implementation to get better results for students. Because implementation matters most during times of change.

This podcast is a production of EdScale (www.edscalellc.com), where we help educators get better results through a relentless focus on effective implementation. Every month on the podcast we will feature:

  • The audio version of our monthly blog post on implementation
  • A conversation with an ambitious education leader who is leveraging implementation and change management to get bet results for students

Hosted by Tom DeWire, Founder of EdScale and author of the book “How to Implement (just about) Anything,” Lessons from 25 years in public education. Learn more at www.edscalellc.com.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

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