Hosted by Chanie Wilschanski · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 300 episodes
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If you are an Early Childhood director or childcare owner, prepare to transform your school and life with the Schools of Excellence podcast. Tune in each week to learn from Chanie Wilschanski, the founder and host of the Schools of Excellence Podcast and a mom of 4 kids. Each episode will be packed with tools and strategies - equipping school leaders to improve staff retention, increase teacher motivation, grow parent partnerships, create a collaborative culture, and enjoy a beautiful quality of life. Every week, Chanie shares the truth about childcare and early childhood school leadership for those striving towards excellence. If you are an early childhood or childcare school leader looking for strategies to grow your school, that are working TODAY, The Schools of Excellence Podcast is for you. In addition to weekly solo episodes, she'll also be inviting childcare and early childhood industry leaders to discuss the most pressing issues facing school leaders today. Don't miss an
Chanie Wilschanski hosts Schools of Excellence: The No. 1 ECE & Private School Leadership Podcast, a education show with 300 episodes published.
Two of the trickiest drama symptoms to spot -- and the eight traits of leadership that replace them. In this episode, Chanie finishes the drama symptoms series with a look at manipulation and inconsistent actions and beh
Sharon Jayakumar owns a Reggio-inspired school of nearly 200 children in Philadelphia and a few years ago, she almost walked away from all of it. Not because her school was failing. Because growing without infrastructure
Is drama quietly draining your school culture? In Part 2 of the Decoding Your Culture series, Chanie breaks down three signs that drama has taken root in your center, using real stories from real school leaders. In this
Is drama quietly draining your school culture? In Part 2 of the Decoding Your Culture series, Chanie breaks down three signs that drama has taken root in your center, using real stories from real school leaders. In this
You hired a team so you wouldn't have to carry it all — so why does it feel like you're carrying more than ever? In this episode, Chanie Wilschanski breaks down the ownership gap that keeps school leaders stuck and alone
You hired a team so you wouldn't have to carry it all — so why does it feel like you're carrying more than ever? In this episode, Chanie Wilschanski breaks down the ownership gap that keeps school leaders stuck and alone
Your school has a culture right now. The question is whether you actually know what it's saying. In Part 1 of the Culture Decoder series, Chanie Wilschanski breaks down what company culture actually is, what it isn't, an
Your school has a culture right now. The question is whether you actually know what it's saying. In Part 1 of the Culture Decoder series, Chanie Wilschanski breaks down what company culture actually is, what it isn't, an
Accountability conversations going sideways in your school? The problem might not be your staff — it might be where you're starting the conversation. In this episode, Chanie Wilschanski breaks down why most accountabilit
You survived the school year. So why doesn't summer feel like relief? In this episode, Chanie pulls from her book This Can't Be Normal to talk about why rest alone can't fix exhaustion — and what school leaders really ne
Summer hits every school. The leaders who make it through without spiraling are the ones who built something before the season arrived. In this episode, Chanie breaks down why summer disruption is completely predictable
If you've ever rebuilt the same staff training from scratch, paid for a speaker who inspired everyone for two weeks and then disappeared, or stayed up late wondering what to train on next — this episode is for you. Chani
If you've ever hesitated to invest in your team, this episode is for you. It's not that you don't believe in professional development. It's that you've invested before, hoped before, and been disappointed before. In this
You've told them so many times. And nothing has changed. So what's actually going wrong? In this episode, Chanie Wilschanski digs into the part of leadership that most school directors skip entirely: the messy middle bet
What happens when the success you worked so hard to build starts to feel like survival? In this episode, Chanie Wilschanski joins radio host Nachum Segal on JM in the AM to talk about her new book, This Can't Be Normal.
What does it actually look like to triple your income, have your most profitable year ever, and still be home for dinner? In this member spotlight, Chanie sits down with Aliyah Johnson Roberts — owner of two early childh
If a teacher called out tomorrow, do you know what it's actually costing your school? Not just money, your time, too. In this bonus episode, Chanie breaks down why most call out policies collapse the moment pressure walk
Your school isn't losing money because of bad teachers or wrong pricing. It's losing it in the patterns you've started to normalize. Chanie Wilschanski breaks down four profit blind spots that quietly drain revenue from
School owner Charlie Marcotty spent nearly 29 years building something remarkable and then watched it fracture under the weight of rapid growth. Eight allegations, four directors in three months, 50% staff turnover. In t
Summer enrollment feeling unpredictable? It's not about effort, it's about infrastructure. In this episode, Chanie Wilschanski breaks down why school leaders keep losing leads they already have, why families are waiting
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