Hall Pass EP 25: York High School Graduate Hunter Stepanich

Hall Pass EP 25: York High School Graduate Hunter Stepanich

In this episode of Hall Pass, Dr. Campbell talks with York senior Hunter Stepanich about balancing academics, athletics, and leadership while competing in multiple sports at the highest level. Hunter shares what it takes to manage a demanding schedule, reflects on breaking York’s boys volleyball career kills record, and discusses his decision to continue both football and volleyball at Princeton University. The conversation also explores the importance of discipline, support systems, gratitude, and perseverance throughout the student-athlete experience.

Hall Pass EP 24: Churchville Middle School Orchestra Teacher Cassie Deck

In this episode of Hall Pass, Dr. Campbell talks with Churchville Middle School Orchestra Director Cassie Deck about the impact of the school’s new auditorium during its first full year in use. The conversation explores how the upgraded space has enhanced performances, improved opportunities for students, and strengthened the fine arts experience for both performers and audiences. Cassie also reflects on how the new environment supports creativity, collaboration, and student confidence throughout the school community.

Hall Pass Ep 23: Sewing With Addison

In this episode of Hall Pass, we hear from Addison, a 3rd grade student at Emerson Elementary, as she shares her experience learning to sew and creating her own projects. Her story highlights how hands-on learning experiences help students build creativity, confidence, and a sense of pride in their work, while discovering new interests along the way.

Hall Pass Ep 22: Madison Early Childhood Center

In this episode of Hall Pass, Dr. Campbell visits Madison Early Childhood Center to learn how the school’s newly renovated space is enhancing the experience for students, staff, and families. Principal Dr. Kondrat shares how the building was intentionally designed for young children, with features that promote independence, calm, and more time for learning. The conversation also explores how the renovated Madison reflects the district’s commitment to creating welcoming, joyful spaces that support children from the very beginning of their educational journey.

We Are Dukes Ep 05: Multilingual Programming & Pathways

In this episode of We Are Dukes, Dr. Jessica Hurt talks with Dr. Gabriel Medina, York High School’s Multilingual Division Chair, about the power of language learning and how York supports students in both world language courses and multilingual learner programs. Together, they discuss the academic, cultural, and future-ready benefits of studying multiple languages, along with York’s AP and dual credit offerings, the Seal of Biliteracy, and the systems in place to help multilingual students and families feel connected and supported. This conversation offers a thoughtful look at how York is building opportunity, belonging, and global readiness for all students.