Empathy is the SEL skill that allows us to share in the thoughts and feelings of others from different backgrounds, cultures, and experiences. It is also the ability to use energy to support the folks you are empathizing with in ways that they identify as helpful. It's a "must- have" skill. Join us!

Who is responsible for ensuring people receive their protected rights?

Are famous Tik-Tokers responsible for making a better society?

Only the hard-hitting questions this week. Or, "This Week Only - The Hard Hitting Questions!" Join us!

What protected rights do American citizens have? What ones would you want to live without? Join us!

Hispanic Heritage Music:

Fonseca - Gratitud

We're starting to unpack what citizenship means. For us, the way in is recognizing protected rights and expected responsibilities. We begin this sweep by focusing on rights and responsibilities in our school. Join us!

Hispanic Heritage Music:

Natalia Lafourcade - Mi Tierra Veracruzana

Bostich - Polaris

A recap of our first month. What's the state of our community? Do people feel accepted? Do we all know the expectations? Do we have someone to talk to when we need support? Join us!

Hispanic Heritage Month Music Feature -

El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico - Brujeria

Brujeria - El Desmadre

Communities share goals. The path toward goal achievement is paved with expectations. Some expectations are easy to spot, some are not. What happens to our brains when expectations are "challenged"? Join us!

Special music this week -

Los Lobos - La Pistola y El Corazon

Lionel Belasco - Go Away Gal

Pleasurecraft - Comfortable

Do the members of a community need to all feel and think the same? What if some folks feel different? But what if those different thoughts and feelings are...? This is what we're tacking this week. Join us!

Community matters! A sense of belonging matters! One way people can feel belonging is through feeling accepted as a part of something. Feeling accepted builds belonging which creates community! Join us as we start to explore acceptance and belonging in our school community.

For our last podcast of the school year we make time for reflection and gratitude. Join us and consider some things you may be grateful for, even if this has been one of the strangest/hardest/weirdest/worst school years ever. There may be silver in those clouds if you look for it.

The Covid-19 Vaccine is now available for people age 12 and up.

Dr. Helen Chu visits with us to answer many common questions about the vaccine. Join us!