<p class="p1">On today's episode I'm talking with two high school boys: Mac Pierce, a sophomore and Finlay Fitch, a junior. Both are on the soccer team and Mac is my cousin's son. We've lived in the same community his whole life so he's like a nephew to me. We are going to talk soccer, phones and get some insight into being a teenage boy in high school.</p>

On today's episode I'm talking with two high school boys: Mac Pierce, a sophomore and Finlay Fitch, a junior. Both are on the soccer team and Mac is my cousin's son. We've lived in the same community his whole life so he's like a nephew to me. We are going to talk soccer, phones and get some insight into being a teenage boy in high school.

<p>On today's episode I'm talking with two high school boys: Mac Pierce, a sophomore and Finlay Fitch, a junior. Both are on the soccer team and Mac is my cousin's son. We've lived in the same community his whole life so he's like a nephew to me. We are going to talk soccer, phones and get some insight into being a teenage boy in high school.</p>

Game Time, Screen Time and Insights from High School Boys

Welcome to Super Story, a podcast where we share informal conversations from within public education. I'm Maria Libby, superintendent of schools in a small coastal community in Maine. I'm excited to share real stories from people on the ground: students, teachers, bus drivers and everyone in between. With every episode, we'll take a closer look how they got here, what their experience means to them and where they think public education is going. Join me every two weeks as we explore the inner-workings of our schools and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs within our education system.

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