Isaac Interviews Mr. Smith

Isaac Interviews Mr. Smith

Are middle schoolers really that different from us? Mr. Smith: I used to be a straight-A student, then I hit seventh grade — and everything changed. Drop a ✨ if you’ve ever struggled to find your way back after a rough patch in school! What I wish I knew back then: Character and how you treat others matter more than grades or popularity. Your grades can improve, but developing integrity and kindness is what sticks — that's what truly defines you. Thinking about your own middle school journey—what’s one thing you'd do differently? Maybe it’s time to set new goals, just like Mr. Smith. Because no matter where you start, your future is in your hands. Worth pondering. #GrowthMindset #MiddleSchoolMagic #ChooseKindness #StudentJourney #SelfDevelopment

Brooklyn Interviews Miss Gower

Captivating Insight from a Powerlifting, Teacher, and Family Legacy — Who Says You Can't Be Multi-Dimensional? 💪📚 Ever met someone who’s crushing it in the classroom AND lifting heavy weights? Miss Gower not only juggles third-generation teaching and leadership but also powers through competitions — all while staying true to herself. Her story of overcoming confidence struggles in middle school and learning the importance of authenticity hits close to home — we all need a reminder to just be ourselves.

Wyatt Wrestles and Pins Mr. Forzley for an INTERVIEW

Discover the multifaceted personality of Mr. Forzley, a dedicated social studies teacher and wrestling coach at Mount Vernon Junior High. In this episode, he shares insights about his personal interests, career journey, and advice for students navigating middle school life. Key Topics: * Mr. Forzley's unique pet collection, including snakes, a tarantula, and a deadly scorpion * His preferred daily routine and hobbies outside of school, like hunting, fishing, and wrestling * Dreaming of being a professional athlete and his journey from sports to teaching * His daily activities and what he loves most about teaching—building meaningful student relationships * Challenges of middle school friendships and advice on making genuine connections * How physical activity helps him manage stress and overwhelm * The importance of developing character over grades in middle school * Motivational message: "You are more capable than you think—you're a winner!"

Live with Liberty: Interview with Mrs. York

Ever wonder what teachers are really like when the mic isn’t on? Today, I learned some surprising things about Ms. York — she’s a dog lover, a shark fan, and a professional de-STRESSER. 🐶🦈Drop a ❤️ if you’re loving real talk from your teachers or tag a teacher who inspires you to be more human. Missed the full story? She’s been teaching for 20 years, coaches wrestling, and now helps guide new teachers — all while juggling her own busy life. Her advice? Try new things and step outside your comfort zone. Honestly, isn’t that what we all need to hear? What’s something unexpected you’ve learned about someone today? Let’s be real — there’s more to everyone than their job title. #TeacherLife #RealTalk #GrowthMindset

Emmelyn Interviews Mrs. Brothers

Most educators and students assume middle school is just about grades and friendships. But what if the real growth happens in the moments most people overlook? Jillian Brothers, dedicated school social worker at MVJH, shares her inspiring journey—how her experiences as a teen shaped her passion for helping adolescents navigate the toughest years of their lives. In this heartfelt episode, Mrs Brothers reveals why middle school is more than just a stepping stone—it's a foundation for character, resilience, and self-love. She discusses how her background in social work and her love for mentoring youth...fuel her daily mission. Plus, hear her candid stories of overcoming comparison, embracing vulnerability, and the powerful lessons she wishes she’d known when she was younger.