Due, Knowledge

Picking up on a more positive note from segment I, WHS student Ashley delves into the aspects of being a school board member with Ms. Elaine Gallant in this second of a two-part series podcast.

This first episode kicks off the first of many to come in our Alumni Speaker series at Woodbridge High School.  Local business owners that are alumni of Woodbridge School Dostrict are asked to come back home and reflect on their experiences.  We are grateful to All Span Inc. for their support in many projects as our food drive and support as a sponsor of our athletic hill built for Cross Country Training.  We are lucky to be rich in alumni with generous hearts and full of wisdom.

To promote fellowship and pride among Woodbridge High School (WHS) students and alumni and to create content that educates, informs and inspires.

The Woodbridge High School Alumni Speaker series will accomplish these goals through a guest speaker program focused on continued learning, advance knowledge, and informational awareness by guests sharing stories of their personal journeys to success, what challenges were encountered, how those were met and overcome and, importantly, how those, along with failure, can be the stepping stones to achievement.

Monthly presentations and round-table discussion by WSD alumni from different walks of life who have proven successes in business, academics, government, non-profits, etc. that reflect the diversity of our student body. By working with the WHS Administration, we would schedule these to correspond with lunch and/or study hours, would be held in the WHS Library and attendance would be voluntary. We fully expect that attendance at the first one or two presentations could be scarce but, as word-of-mouth and interest grows, we fully expect going attendance would be significant.

Episode 4 where Brianna, from the 2022 Summer Upward Bound Workstudy with Environmental Delawarean guru, and Rob Line, ponder where we go from here to try and reduce our carbon footprint.  Enjoy!

Join us in our three of a four part series as student Brianna jumps right into the inquiries of environmentalism surrounding our setting for Upward Bound's Workstudy at the Vince Morris Nature Trail at Chapel Branch.

Parts One And Two can be found below:

Episode 1 – https://anchor.fm/harry-brake/episodes/Upward-Bounds-Brianna-and-The-Nanticoke-River-Watershed-Conservancys-NRWC-Four-Part-Podcast-Series-e1n32iv/a-a8ep6oh

Episode 2 -https://anchor.fm/harry-brake/episodes/September-11–2022—Part-2-of-a-Four-Part-Podcast-series-with-NRWCUpward-Bound-and-Delawares-Rob-Line-e1nma73

Upward Bound Student Brianna revisits her interviews on climate, the environment, and ecosystems in Delaware with Mr. Rob Line.  if you missed the first segment, you can find that here:

Episode 1 - https://anchor.fm/harry-brake/episodes/Upward-Bounds-Brianna-and-The-Nanticoke-River-Watershed-Conservancys-NRWC-Four-Part-Podcast-Series-e1n32iv/a-a8ep6oh

Enjoy!

As part of our Virtual 9/11 Gallery Walk, Suzette Marine from WHS sheds light on her reflections of the 9/11 event twenty years ago.

2022 Upward Bound's Work Study student Brianna, had a chance to sit down with Delaware's former Environmental Stewardship Program Manager to ponder environmental issues at the forefront of our future.  Enjoy this first part of four in an original podcast series.

Georgetown Upward Bound students Ganesvio and Kendra interview Ms. Sydney Williams, Education Coordinator, from the Nanticoke River Watershed Conservancy 2022 work study program.

Students from Del Techs's Georgetown Campus- Classic Upward Bound, discuss topics of concern as 2021-2022 school year winds down for the Fall Semester.

In meeting with Classic Upward Bound Students December 04, we were able to find the concerns they see around them as we navigate through difficult academic waters.  We'd love to hear your input based on students' concerns we hear currently!  Thank you Kamira, Robyn, Isaac and Jordan!