The Harold Martin School Podcast

Principal Bill Carozza speaks with Library Media Specialist Nancy Albrandi about National Library Month and many exciting technology based activities happening in HMS classrooms. Also, Bill speaks on a variety topics relevant to HMS parents and includes a brief TV spot from a visiting meteorologist highlighting the second grade.

In this episode, Principal Carozza interviews 3rd grade teacher Dave Tilley about his students learning to podcast, Library Media Specialist Nancy Alibrandi weighs in on technology growth at HMS, and Bill chats about student placement and the School District Meeting coming up this Saturday.

In this edition of the HMS Podcast, Principal Carozza describes the major events of February and March 2012 and speaks of a new recycling program at Harold Martin School. In addition, Music Teacher Edna Marie Griffin shares a segment promoting the upcoming Hopkinton Celebration of the Arts, complete with commentary from 3rd graders.

This is the HMS Best of 2011 Podcast featuring top segments from the past year.

On this podcast, Principal Carozza interviews new first grade teacher Sarah Surrette, reviews the calendar of events for November and December at HMS, and speaks on the annual budget process.

Principal Bill Carozza interviews new HMS second grade teacher Joan Follansbee and regular guest Nancy Alibrandi, we listen to Joan's class sing the "I Pick Good Fit Books" rap, and Bill talks about the important dates coming up at HMS.

In this HMS Podcast, Principal Bill Carozza highlights what a new parent needs to know about HMS as well as new information about the upcoming school year.

Principal Bill Carozza welcomes Third Grader Colby Malcolm who shares his interviews of HMS third graders and their impressions of the move-up to Maple Street School. Colby is assisted by Library Media Specialist Nancy Alibrandi. Bill also reviews major dates of the summer and fall and speaks to a number of changes happening at Harold Martin School for next year.

On this episode, Principal Bill Carozza outlines the major events at Harold Martin School for May and June 2011 and discusses issues from student placement and the new playground to standardized testing and the HMS web site.

Principal Carozza counts down the important events at HMS for April and May and talks about current budget and calendar issues. In addition, regular contributor Nancy Alibrandi speaks with Bill about a new digital media studio which will be installed next month and the larger issues surrounding digital and social media and how it relates to teaching and learning.

In this episode, Hopkinton Elementary Library Specialist Nancy Alibrandi speaks to Principal Bill Carozza on his recent advocacy trip to Washington D.C. Nancy and Bill also talk about the great Web 2.0 tool "Voicethreads" which is being used with 2nd graders and Bill counts down the major school events of February and March.

Principal Carozza interviews Harold Martin School third graders on their favorite components of the new playground, reviews the major events of January and February, and pontificates about New Year resolutions.

Principal Bill Carozza highlights the major events at Harold Martin School for November 2010 and conducts an interview on the Ladybug book program with Library Media Specialist Nancy Alibrandi. In addition, Bill talks with Bob Berliner, chair of the HMS Playground Committee, regarding the exciting progress on our new playground.

Principal Bill Carozza welcomes Hopkinton Library Media Specialist Nancy Alibrandi to the Podcast. She speaks about the changes in libraries in recent years and the strong role that curriculum plays in her position. Bill also highlights the major events at HMS for the month of October.

In this Podcast for September 2010, Principal Bill Carozza interviews Hopkinton, NH School District Superintendent Steve Chamberlin about his vision for the district. He speaks on the concept of "High School Plus" and "Professional Learning Communities". Bill also highlights the major HMS events for September and early October.

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