Episode 10 Lilly Boron; From Off-Grid Alaska To The Superintendent’s Office
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A World War II tent. A Yamaha piano hauled off a swaying dock. Five bears on the playground. A cancer diagnosis delivered in a plastic-lined hallway. And a small town that kept showing up. This conversation with superintendent Lilly Boron is a sweeping, human story about grit, grace, and what schools must become to truly serve kids today.
We start with Lilly’s off-grid childhood in coastal Alaska—hauling water, tracking tides, and learning classical guitar in a homestead cabin. She grew into a teacher who could also rebuild servers, write databases, teach Spanish one chapter…
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