Kadee Anstadt's guest appearances

Kadee Anstadt

Fred LeFebvre and the Morning News

In the Arena: Conversations of a Lifetime

Community Focus with Jaden Jefferson

Romules Durant

Anna Toney

Wendi Huntley

Chrys Peterson

Clint Longenecker

Jason Brown

John Oates

Karen Evans

Gary Johnson

John Scott

Daniel Silva

Steve Taylor

Scott Miller

Shawn Ryan

Steve Byrne

OwlTail

Kadee Anstadt worked 20 years in the private sector before making a career pivot into education. Her lifelong desire to be a teacher and a serious health incident were the motivating factors behind this change in direction. Whether as a teacher, central office administrator, or superintendent, Kadee brings a purposed-driven and student-centered approach to her role. The enthusiasm and energy that she displays during school visits, meetings, and community events reflect a deep personal conviction to make a difference for others.  

<p>Kadee Anstadt worked 20 years in the private sector before making a career pivot into education. Her lifelong desire to be a teacher and a serious health incident were the motivating factors behind this change in direction. Whether as a teacher, central office administrator, or superintendent, Kadee brings a purposed-driven and student-centered approach to her role. The enthusiasm and energy that she displays during school visits, meetings, and community events reflect a deep personal conviction to make a difference for others.  </p>

Dr. Kadee Anstadt – Superintendent, Washington Local Schools 

The state's newly revised EdChoice Scholarship plan is sending local property tax dollars to public/catholic schools in the Washington Local District.  This brings into question standards -especially if the public schools are out performing the privates.  Are the private schools now held to the same standards as the public - they are reviving tax payer money.  Superintendent Kadee Anstadt breaks down the issue and explains how this could, and likely will happen all over the state.

WLS Superintendent Kadee Anstadt on EdChoice Money Going to Private Schools