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Episode 12 - Liz Kelz, Principal of Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center (Elementary)

Episode 12 - Liz Kelz, Principal of Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center (Elementary)

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Join this Super SMART Women Podcast Eposide for a fascinating conversation with Principal Liz Kelz of Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center, a unique elementary school in the Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD). As a dynamic leader in this innovative applied learning environment, Liz shares how her campus embraces diversity, encourages parent engagement, and fosters a culture where both students and staff learn side by side.

Hear how her team at Alice Carlson uses thoughtful practices, from the school-wide “first-name” policy to the peer-led conflict manager program, to ensure every child feels valued and equipped to succeed. Throughout the conversation, Liz highlights the power of Teaching - one of our SMART pillars: Serve, Mentor, Applaud, Reflect, and Teach - as she discusses the joy and responsibility of shaping this generation of learners, the next generation of leaders. If you’re ready to discover how supportive leadership and inclusive practices can transform education, don’t miss this inspiring episode!

Liz’s Resources

Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center - Fort Worth ISD - https://alicecarlson.fwisd.org/about-our-school

Zaretta Hammond - Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain - https://crtandthebrain.com/book/

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