Mustangs Ahead Podcast

Mustangs Ahead Podcast

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Mustangs Ahead Podcast episodes

  • Mustangs Ahead podcast - Underclassmen bid farewell to senior friends, family

    The LRHS class of 2025 leaves campus with memories, accomplishments and awards.  As these 600 seniors step into the future, underclass Mustangs reflect on their relationships with these graduates.    Over four years Mustangs shared experiences as teammates, classmates and friends and now must accept different roles in life.  Mustangs still in school count of advice and lessons from their graduating friends, families and classmates to help smooth their own paths into senior year.  In this podcast both the graduating and younger Mustangs share their thoughts and feelings on these distinct relationships.

    3 min
  • Mustangs Ahead podcast - Ten-year veterans share experiences

    LRHS has some of the district's best teachers.  Members of the school's staff have been recognized locally, state-wide and even nationally, so it's hardly surprising that many staff members establish long-term careers at the school.  One group of high profile teachers are enjoying their ten-year anniversaries at LRHS.  Some of these highly-involved staff members share their thoughts and stories on this edition of the "Mustangs Ahead" podcast.

    4 min
  • Mustangs Ahead podcast - 2025-26 Class Registration

    Mustangs are registering for their 2025-26 classes.  The school offers a wide variety of academic and elective courses, so students the choices students make can affect their LRHS experiences through graduation.  In this episode of the "Mustangs Ahead" podcast, Mustangs discuss their registration decisions and offer advice and reflections that can help fellow students pick classes that can help them achieve their academic and personal goals.

    3 min
  • Mustangs Ahead podcast - Civic literacy an important outcome of education

    Two Mustangs hosted a civic literacy workshop to educate fellow students on the basics of American government and politics.  Julia and Melissa Bendramini invited Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) juniors to learn more about the subject, afraid some students may not be ready to cast knowledgeable votes when they turn 18.  This was the sisters' FCCLA Students Taking Action with Recognition (STAR) Event.  In this episode of the "Mustangs Ahead" podcast the girls share their thoughts and goals on the matter.

    4 min

About Mustangs Ahead Podcast

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A student-produced podcast focusing on issues at Lakewood Ranch High School.