In this podcast Misty is joined by Prism's technology coordinator, Brittany Rose. They talk about how technology has shifted in their lifetime and how to evaluate the impact it has on your life.

In this episode, Misty is joined by developmental psychologist Dr. Ellen Leen-Feldner as they discuss technology and its potential impact on children. This is the first in a series on children and technology use.

In this podcast, Ms. Jerusha and Ms. Misty discuss the power of identity and how students can engage in mindset that builds identity and adjusts habits in the beginning part of the school year.

In this podcast, Misty is joined by Ms. Jerusha Gittlen, Confluence Advisor and Prism teacher. In this episode, they discuss how the AP and Pre-AP programs fit into the overall context of the school’s philosophy. They discuss the rigorous nature of the AP 6th-12th grade curriculum and the AP for All philosophy for the school and how parents can support students inside of a rigorous curriculum.

In this podcast, Lindsey and Misty discuss the Act-Learn cycle and how students can make the most of this school year by confronting attitudes and challenges head on in a way that fosters growth and development. They discuss the value of a “new day” and the hope inherent in this school year.

In this episode Misty and Lindsey give a general “one-month in” update to parents about how this school year is going. They discuss in detail the implications of COVID-19 on the Fayetteville campus, the hybrid virtual program, and the virtual only program. They also provide parents some suggestions for how they can support students as the novelty of this school year diminishes.

In this episode, Ms. Misty is joined by Kristie Spielmaker who shares her experience of becoming a professional. Inside of this podcast, they discuss how she was able to overcome her inhibitions, fears, and lack of knowledge in the workplace by building an identity around who she was becoming rather than what she did not yet know. Kristie shares how she practically overcame the natural propensity to compare herself to others and built strong relationships in the process.

Misty is joined by Prism parent and Leadership Council Member, Kristie Spielmaker, as they discuss how challenges and difficult circumstances can be opportunities to build a positive sense of strong identity in our children.

Misty is joined by Mrs. Lindsey as they discuss the power of engagement. Prism scholars are encouraged to buck the cultural trend of disengagement and instead make a choice to be a “there you are” type of person.

In this episode Misty and Lindsey discuss both the challenges and importance of building a socially connected environment for both our students and our parents in this season. They provide practical examples of how Prism is facilitating connection in our virtual and socially distanced world and talk parents through some suggestions for how they too can keep both themselves and their children connected.