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Why Engagement Matters: Reflecting on Our Word of the Year at KLR
As the CEO and Founder of KLR Medical Certification Training School, I have always believed that growth is most powerful when it is intentional and when the Katie Reigelsperger, CEO and Founder of KLR desire for it is meaningful. Our goal is to provide each of our students not with a standard education, experience, and opportunities, but the best. That is why each year, KLR chooses a Word of the Year. Our word of the year is more than a theme. It becomes a mantra through whi
Daniel Reigelsperger
Mar 104 min read


More Than an Initiative: How Connection Drives Community
Jessica Milner, Community Outreach Coordinator with KLR Community outreach is more than an initiative, it’s a heartbeat. It connects people, ideas, and opportunities. It’s about showing up with purpose, building trust, and creating pathways that make a lasting difference. At KLR, we hold these values at the center of our mission, shaping how we engage with students, partners, and the communities we serve. A prime example of this commitment is our partnership with MedVet, wher
Daniel Reigelsperger
Mar 52 min read


Debating for Depth: How Classroom Debates Ignite Critical Thinking and Collaboration
At KLR, true learning thrives on engagement, challenge, and dialogue. In our Dental Careers class, a recent debate on water fluoridation turned a hot topic into a skill-building powerhouse. As Mr. Rynard and Mr. Flores stress, "Mastering dentistry's tools is key, but researching, debating, and listening prepares you for real-world decisions." In education today, students with critical thinking, teamwork, and persuasion skills aren't just exam-ready, they're life-ready. At KLR
Daniel Reigelsperger
Mar 32 min read


Dress Code & Professional Appearance for Medical Assistants
As future healthcare professionals, how you present yourself matters both in the classroom and at your clinical rotation sites. Maintaining a clean, professional appearance shows respect for your patients, your team, and the medical field as a whole. Here at KLR we start this soft skills training from day one. Showing proper grammar and email etiquette when communicating with your Instructors prepares our Medical Assistants (MAs) for communicating with their preceptors durin
Candace Eckert
Jan 265 min read
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