Please join WatchDOGS Radio host Keith Schumacher – on the road again – at the Montana PTA Convention in Billings, Montana. We will be working with Montana PTA to give Montana kids the opportunity to have fathers and father-figures actively engaged in their education. Currently, 6 Montana schools are running […]
Watch D.O.G.S. is a program of the National Center for Fathering that is an official Partner of National #PTA. This program gives fathers and father-figures the opportunity to experience their child’s school day in the “real world” Fathers can choose any day of the school year (with the exception of […]
WatchDOGS Radio host Keith Schumacher had the rare opportunity to be a featured guest on “The Good Works Radio Show” on WYAY, NewsRadio 106.7 in Atlanta
Watch D.O.G.S. is the school-based father involvement program of the National Center for Fathering with nearly 5000 U.S. schools engaging 400,000 fathers per year. Go to Fathers.com/watchdogs to see how your school can launch this tremendously successful program.
WatchDOGS Radio host Keith Schumacher has been on the road all summer to visit PTA conferences all across the nation. On this final stop of the tour, Keith visits with Dave Rogers, who is the Top Dog Coordinator at Cathcart Elementary School in Snohomish, Washington. He also spends some time […]
The WatchDOGS Radio Summer Road Trip continues in Cleveland, Ohio. Keith will be in Cleveland for the Ohio PTA Summer Leadership Training. Thank you to Ohio PTA President Shelia Ragland for the invitation to participate in Ohio PTA Training.
The WatchDOGS Radio Summer Road Trip continues in Cleveland, Ohio. Keith will be in Cleveland for the Ohio PTA Summer Leadership Training. Thank you to Ohio PTA President Shelia Ragland for the invitation to participate in Ohio PTA Training.
Saturday Morning LIVE
Saturday Morning LIVE with Keith and Jim.
Please join our guest host Jim Heath as we have some fun with father involvement. Jim’s guest will be comedian Elliott Threatt. Also joining Jim and Elliott will be a local Hero of the Hallways, Rich Bartow.