Untold Stories E1: A tale of two languages (or sometimes three or four)

All Nationals

Mamaroneck High School host Crystal Oxlaj interviews All Nationals participants William Tucker, Sofia Martinez, and Jade Decker.

Mamaroneck High School Fall Play

In a discussion with theater teacher Mr. Moore, hosts Stevie Georgakakis and Artie Donohue learn more about the Fall Play --- Romeo & Juliet --- and what Mamaroneck High School did differently this year.

The Secret Garden

In this episode, our reporters, Stevie and Artie, talk to Science teachers Ms. Palekar and Dr. Filippova, about their new garden on the campus of Mamaroneck High School.

Historias no Contadas: un cuento de dos lenguas (o algunas veces, tres o cuatro)

Descripción: Sabe que al menos uno de cada cinco alumnos de MHS habla una lengua que no es inglés? Los alumnos de “Untold Stories” (Historias no contadas) fueron a hablar con alumnos y profesores multilingües de sus relaciones con sus idiomas y sus experiencias multiculturales. Some interviews were conducted in English and French. You can find a translation of their segments here or on our website (mamaroneckpublicradio.com): Varias entrevistas se hicieron en inglés y francés. Se puede leer una traducción de esos segmentos aquí o en nuestro sitio web (mamaroneckpublicradio.com): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HVj3W5x46zPgn0lyQNOcf0y6WEUk-70wLe-BSBm_5PM/edit?usp=sharing Este episodio originó como un proyecto de la clase de AP Francés de la Sra. Bridges. Creado por: Anabelle Rosenburg-Sanchez, Charlotte Patricot, Ben Young, Juliette Remy, and Ella Pulley. Producido y editado por Caitlyn Carpenter.

Untold Stories E1: A tale of two languages (or sometimes three or four)

Did you know that at least 1 in 5 students at MHS speaks a language other than English? The students at Untold Stories set out to speak with multi-lingual students and teachers to talk about their relationship with their languages and their broader multicultural experience. Some interviews were conducted in Spanish and French. You can find a translation of their segments here, or on our website: (mamaroneckpublicradio.com): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1v8Y8Mf6HL1w91gVnbAeavKeQZ9GMKsTs2zCg_q0J1ns/edit?usp=sharing