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With driver shortages on the rise, schools are grasping at straws for options, but what's the underlying problem?

Amid all the challenges, some admins are still adding unneeded directives about minute details.

Is the pandemic to blame for a low passing rate on standardized state tests?

The ladies weigh in on a nuance strategy in sports that could have perks in the classroom as well!

Funds have been granted to all schools in Indiana, some are rewarding teachers, some not so much.

It's Teacher Appreciation Week again! We hope all of our teacher listeners are feeling appreciated. What are the gifts or gestures you've enjoyed? You'll likely notice that the ladies are a little low-key because our new junior producer is napping during the recording. Shifting gears, the ladies reflect on various special needs diagnoses. Lastly, there's an update on plans for the podcast going forward.

Trips during the school year that are scheduled during school days. Does everyone tell the truth about these times outside of school?

As usual, testing season is here (so exciting, right?) The ladies discuss those testing irregularities that are bound to happen to you if you teach long enough.

What would you ask kids when they return from vacays amid a pandemic? Uncomfortable questions, THAT'S WHAT!

Hear the traumatic rundown of Annie B.'s RIF scare.

Kicking off the month of April celebrating and discussing Autism Awareness Month.

Here at the end of Women's History Month, the ladies chat about the lack of resources and respect given to teachers and wonder if it would be the same if teaching was a male-dominated profession.

Despite students being virtual, many states are still going forward with required state testing.

The ladies discuss what one school district might do to help parents better assist with their child's education.

A recent local letter to district staff to dial down on BLM has spurred a national uproar.

The ladies discuss a house bill allocating more money to charter and privatized schools over public.

A guest (Cece) joins the ladies this week and shares some stories from her teaching journey.

Would you rather have a planned day off, or have to use it as a snow make-up day at the last minute?

Now that government officials have experienced what it's like to have a live threat on their premises, will anything change for schools, etc.?

The ladies' home state legislature has prospective ideas for raising teacher pay, but will any prevail?