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Ms. Tara Pendleton spills on the enrichment activities she sponsors, Community's Future Business Leaders of America chapter and the Freshman Mentoring Program, and their impacts on students.
Welcome to the second episode of “Inkspill,” a podcast where hosts Abby Ruebush and Avani Rai take turns inviting Community’s staff to “spill” on all things NCHS. In less time than it takes to finish a cup of tea, listen to our guests dish on piping hot topics.
This episode Mr. Mike Roller spills on standardized testing.
Welcome to “Inkspill,” a podcast where hosts Abby Ruebush and Avani Rai take turns inviting Community’s staff to “spill the tea” on all things NCHS. In less time than it takes to finish a cup of tea, listen to our guests dish on piping hot topics.
This episode Señora Mary Esther Baldwin spills on how Community has changed over the years.
Mr. Brad Bovenkerk, Mr. Paul Krogmeier, and Mr. Dave Feeney go toe-to-toe when they breakdown the 2015 film Creed.
The trio breaks down the 7th installment into the Rocky franchise as the latest film destined to be "On Repeat."
In this episode of Social Buddies, the Buddies, with special guest Mr. Chris Belt, discuss what has been happening this summer and the possibility of returning to in-person school amidst an ongoing global pandemic.
Dave Feeney, Paul Krogmeier, and Brad Bovenkerk are back in the second episode of "On Repeat" to determine if 1996's Twister is worthy of repeat viewing or if the tornado disaster film just sucks.
Mr. Brad Bovenkerk, Mr. Dave Feeney, and Mr. Paul Krogmeier break down a movie that stands the test of time (travel) and deserves to be "On Repeat"
In the most creatively produced episode of The Social Buddies, the Buddies practice social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the fifth episode of Social Buddies, our hosts sit down with the English department's Mr. Chris Belt and Ms. LaTishia Baker stops by.
Anagha Arla and December graduate Caitlin Wonsowski sit down in this episode of Po2 to offer their different cultural perspectives on the topic of graduation.
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