Stebbins High School Student Leadership Class: Recent Episodes
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In the Season 5 finale of the Student Advisory Council podcast, seniors Trinity Marlow and Ava Ping share their “Senior Reflections.” They discuss the lessons they will carry with them as they prepare to graduate and reflect on who they were when they first entered Stebbins High School. They also share kind words about staff members who made an impact on their experience and offer advice for underclassmen.
In this episode, Mrs. Smith sits down with Junior Natalie Quisenberry and Senior Trinity Marlow to discuss "Finding the Silver Lining." They share their approach to seeing the good in tough situations and what this perspective shift has taught them about life, both inside and outside of the classroom.
Join Stebbins High School’s Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council members, Emalee Crackel and Bre Cooper as they discuss "The Difference Between Dreams and Goals."
They share their own dreams for the future, what motivates them to achieve goals, and the school programs that are moving them forward. Emalee and Bre also offer simple, encouraging advice for anyone who struggles to set goals or to dream big in the first place.
In this episode of the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council Podcast, Mrs. Smith sits down with Juniors Emalee Crackel and Riley Kammer to discuss “The Sophomore Slump and The Winter Blahs.”
Emalee and Riley reflect on their own experiences of navigating sophomore year. They also address the impact of the winter season on motivation, mood, and academic performance. From strategies to get through low-energy days to the extracurriculars that keep them engaged, they share how they keep excitement alive even when the winter months feel extra long.
Join Stebbins High School’s Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council Juniors, Nicolas Garcia and Natalie Quisenberry as they discuss how students can “Find Their E” as they navigate their high school experience.
Join guest host Mr. Mann and SHS Students Elise Jones and Liam Talbot as they discuss "Breaking the Cycle of Procrastination" in Season 5, Episode 3 of the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council's podcast.
Welcome back to the 5th Season of The Mad River Local Schools - Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council Podcast.
Our second episode of the new season is all about Creating a Culture of Belonging. The episode goes deeper into what it means to belong, and how we, as a community, can create a better sense of belonging.
Our co-hosts today are Advisory Council Members Elise Jones and Natalie Quisenberry
Join Superintendent Wyen, and SHS juniors Jonah Dahlin and Riley Kammer as they discuss the importance of community and what it means to be part of the tribe at Stebbins High School.
In this episode of the Stebbins Student Advisory Council Podcast, we’re diving into a topic that hits home for a lot of students—group stress. Whether it’s school projects, clubs, sports teams, or social circles, being part of a group can be rewarding... but also overwhelming.
Join us as we sit down with Mikayla to talk about the highs and lows of group dynamics. They share personal stories, tips for setting healthy boundaries, how to speak up when things aren’t working, and how to find balance between being involved and protecting your peace.
Ever felt like you were doing all the work in a group? Or like you wanted to say no, but didn’t know how? This episode is for you.
In this episode of the Student Advisory Council Podcast, we sit down with Rabiya to talk about the real and unexpected lessons that come with being a high school student. From overcoming challenges to navigating friendships, balancing responsibilities, and preparing for the future, Rabiya shares personal experiences and insights that have shaped her along the way.
Join us for an honest and relatable conversation about the highs, the lows, and the lessons that stick with us long after high school. Whether you're looking for advice, inspiration, or just a reminder that you’re not alone in figuring things out, this episode is for you!
Tune in now and let’s talk about life, growth, and everything in between!
In this episode of the Stebbins Student Advisory Council Podcast, we’re diving into a topic that affects students, athletes, and anyone striving for success—Motivation vs. Discipline. Is it better to rely on bursts of motivation, or is discipline the real key to achieving your goals?
Joining us today is David, a member of the Stebbins Student Advisory Council, who shares his personal experiences balancing school, extracurriculars, and responsibilities when motivation runs low. We’ll explore how to build discipline, push through challenges, and create routines that keep you moving forward—even when you don’t feel like it.
As a leader in the Stebbins Student Advisory Council, David brings unique insights into how discipline plays a role in leadership, academics, and personal growth. If you’ve ever struggled with staying consistent, this episode is for you!
Tune in for practical tips, real talk, and some inspiration to help you stay on track. Don’t wait to feel motivated—just press play! 🎧💡
Life doesn’t always go as planned, and sometimes, we find ourselves off track—whether it's in school, friendships, personal goals, or even our mindset. In this episode of the Stebbins Student Advisory Podcast, we're diving into what it takes to recognize when you need a change, how to course-correct, and what steps you can take to move forward.
Join Liam and Carrie as they share their personal experiences, challenges, and advice on getting back on track when things don’t go as expected. We’ll discuss how to overcome setbacks, build a better mindset, and use mistakes as stepping stones for success.
Whether you're struggling with motivation, feeling lost, or just looking for inspiration, this episode is for you. Tune in for real talk, practical tips, and a reminder that it’s never too late to rewrite your story!
🎧 Listen now and take the first step toward a better path!
Join Dariya and Makaylah for a powerful episode of the Stebbins Student Advisory Council Podcast, where they take on the pressing topic of False Standards in Media. From unrealistic expectations to misleading narratives, they explore how media influences our perceptions of beauty, success, and even justice.
This week, they’re joined by Mr. Colon, a Criminal Justice instructor at Stebbins, who offers his professional insights into how media portrayal affects public trust in law enforcement and the justice system. Together, they discuss how students can challenge these false standards and foster critical thinking in the age of constant media consumption.
Tune in for an engaging and eye-opening conversation about the truths behind the headlines and the impact on our daily lives. Don’t miss it!
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"The Positives of School: A Stebbins Student Perspective"
In this uplifting episode, we sit down with Stebbins High School students David P. and Trinity M. to explore what makes school more than just a place for academics. From the supportive relationships with teachers and staff to the excitement of extracurriculars, they share their unique perspectives on what truly makes school a positive experience.
Join us for a special episode of the Stebbins High School Podcast as we dive into the exciting world of the Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) at Stebbins. In this episode, hosts Riley and Carrie explore the impact of AFJROTC on student life and personal development. They share their own experiences in the program, discussing the challenges and triumphs that come with being a part of this prestigious group. Listeners will get a firsthand look at how the program fosters leadership, citizenship, and community service among students. Whether you're a current cadet, a prospective student, or simply curious about the program, this episode offers a comprehensive look into how the Stebbins AFJROTC shapes the leaders of tomorrow. Tune in to hear inspiring stories and learn why the AFJROTC at Stebbins is more than just a program—it's a pathway to success.
"Beyond the Field: Uncovering the Rich Academic and Cultural Tapestry of Mad River Local Schools and Stebbins High School"
In this enlightening episode, Rabiya will talk about the unique opportunities that the district and Stebbins High School have to offer, showcasing the plethora of opportunities and achievements that extend far beyond athletic endeavors. Join us as we explore the rigorous academic programs, innovative Career Tech programs, and dynamic arts and cultural activities that define Stebbins. Discover how the school district is shaping the next generation of leaders, thinkers, and creators, proving that its offerings are as diverse and rich as the community it serves.
Join Conner and Carrie as they discuss the vibrant music programs at Stebbins High School, showcasing how the district's music programs not only nurture young talents but also enrich the school's culture. Conner and Carrie will talk about the fantastic educators behind these programs, including band directors, and choir and orchestra teachers, and how the district’s music teachers are shaping the next generation of musicians.
Join hosts Dariya and Rabiya in a powerful episode of "Stereotypes & Mindsets," where they tackle the pervasive impact of stereotypes and the importance of cultivating a growth mindset. Through personal stories, expert insights, and inspiring experiences, this episode delves into how stereotypes shape our perceptions and limit potential, and how changing our mindset can lead to personal and societal transformation.
Join Makaylah and Riley as they give invaluable experiences and insights of upperclassmen. As they stand on the brink of graduation, these seasoned students reflect on their journey and offer advice to underclassmen just embarking on their high school adventure.
Our guests, hailing from various backgrounds and interests, are here to share their insider knowledge and practical tips for thriving in high school. They cover essential topics like managing academic pressures, choosing the right extracurricular activities, and developing effective habits that work.
But high school is more than just grades and tests. Mikayla and Riley delve into the social aspects of high school life, offering advice on how to handle peer pressure, build meaningful friendships, and find your niche in the diverse social landscape. They share personal stories of overcoming challenges, learning from failures, and the importance of resilience.
This episode is a must-listen for any eighth grader or underclassman looking to navigate the complexities of high school life with confidence and enthusiasm. So, tune in, take notes, and get ready to be inspired by those who've walked the path before you.
Join Damien and David as they talk about the exciting world of career and technical education (CTE). From hands-on learning to industry partnerships, this podcast illuminates how career tech programs are not only equipping students with practical skills but also igniting their passions and preparing them for the future. Whether you're an educator, student, or just curious about the field, join us in discovering the transformative power of career tech education.
Join Kenzie Crawford and Dariya Dzhavriyeva as they explore the vibrant tapestry of diversity in our schools. Here, we delve into the stories that shape our classrooms, celebrate the multitude of cultures, and unravel the threads of inclusion that connect us all.
Join Riley as she talks about the Stebbins AFJROTC program and her experience as member of this elite group.
Riley W and Ella S. will talk about their junior year and what their plans are for the next few years.
Stebbins junior, Yanett Santiago talks about the end of the school year, plans for this summer in preparation for her senior year, and what current eighth-graders should do to prepare for high school.
Students talk about Mr. Dotson's Student Leadership Team and what it takes to be a part of this special group.
In this episode, we speak with Jozy Dobson, Tiana Tolbert, Selena Wilson, and Arabella Matthews about the mental health of middle schoolers. Students will offer advice a talk about the struggles they face in and outside of school.
Juggling school, friends, and everything in between requires more than just a can-do attitude. Understanding how to manage your time is critical if you want to crush your academic goals. By following effective management techniques, you can balance the demands of school and life.