2024-25 school year

Winter 2025

Podcasting class

This is our first trimester of podcasting. We practiced the art of conversation as well as researching arguments. Students then collaborated with a peer to create a podcast about a topic. You'll hear a quick smippet tease or two at the beginning of their recordings, then discussion will ensue!

Ally and Haleigh present

Hockey Vs Volleyball Pros and Cons

"Ally the other day I was at one of my tournaments and my mom got hit in the face with a volleyball...
"Hockey is the 12th favorite in the world. Haha mine is higher than yours!"

Ben and Henry present

Fresh vs Sweet. Which is Better?

What smells better, oceanside flower garden or spicy vanilaa cake fragrances? Well you are here to find out!

Gianna and Kaya present

The R&B Debate or The Rapper Debate

You should listen to our podcast about our favorite rappers because we talk about our true love for music.

Grayson and Madison present

Is Hamilton the Hero You Really Think He Is?

Do you think Alexander Hamilton was a hero or a villain and how does the show portray him and his life choices?

Isaac and Orin present

Which restaurant is best?

Watch us argue about what is the best restaurant. Mexican Grill Vs Zip's Diner

Nicky and Parker present

What Determines Being the Best to Being Great?

Would you rather have a franchise TE like Gronk or a franchise QB like Brady? I can tell you what my co-host and I think in this podcast. There are ways we talk about greatness you may have never thought of. Do individual statistics matter? Are you great if you need a great team to win? Watch this podcast to see how my co-host and I debate about these topics.

Owen and Stevie present

The Age Old Question (Cats vs. Dogs)

"A dog is the only one on earth that loves yo more than he loves himself."
"The saying goes, Dogs are man's best friend but cats are better."
Everyon asks what is better cats or dogs but you will find out in this podcast!

2023-24 school year

Spring 2024

7th grade ELA

After reading Fever 1793 and various excerpts and articles about epidemiology and the spread of ideas, 7th grade ELA classes explored the different positive and negative social and scientific ideas that epidemics can inspire in humanity. Students then investigated a new epidemic and researched the same concept of scientific and social ideas spreading during an epidemic, much like the illness itself. Here you can listen to the podcasts students made.

Brandon, Gavin, and Ryan