Nicole, Class of 2024, interviews her Paw Paw about how childhood has changed since he was her age.

Sarah, Class of 2024, interviews her aunt, Emily Sneed Arata, Class of 1994, about motherhood, family, and her career in politics.

Connor, Daniel, and Matt, Class of 2021, record a conversation for Coach Chango’s Civics class after researching three Pulitzer Prize winning pieces of journalism.

Ms. Brennan’s sixth graders accept Kwame Alexander’s NPR challenge to create a community poem defining love.

Ms. Brennan’s sixth graders accept Kwame Alexander’s NPR challenge to create a community poem defining love.

Sinnott, Class of 2024, talks with his mother, Shannon, about her decision to pursue a master’s degree in dyslexia therapy.

Caroline, Class of 2019, invites you to learn more about funk music and the New Orleans music scene by listening to her interview with Rebirth Brass Band’s snare drummer and community figure, Derrick Tabb.

Gigi, Class of 2024, talks to her grandfather, Eugene, about how the news got around when he was a kid.

William, Class of 2024, interviews his mother Ninnette, a Country Day teacher, about the relationship between politicians and the news media and the use of anonymous sources in journalism.

Jeda, Class of 2023, interviews her father about how technology has changed over time – and how technology is changing us.