The WAB Podcast

Small Voices, Big Changes, ES Student Council in Action

WAB Podcast | Practiced Superpowers, Exploring Social-Emotional Learning at WAB

How China Studies Supports STEM Learning at WAB

MS Student Council Making an Impact

WAB Podcast | From Artist to Student to Teacher, An ES–MS Art Collaboration

Supporting the Transition from Elementary to Middle School

Active Bodies, Healthy Minds: Movement and Balance in MS PHE

AI Literacy at WAB, Learning with Purpose, Accuracy, and Intent

WAB Podcast | Learning Begins with Play, WAB's Early Years Program

WAB Podcast | Passion and Purpose, the Grade 10 Personal Project

Inside German Language Learning at WAB

MS Students Dive Into Learning Through Multi-Session Workshops

Exploring AI and Learning with Visiting Expert Rita Bateson

Grade 11 Students Connect with Ugandan School in Art Project

What Does the Board of Trustees Do?

Inside WAB’s Middle School House System

Inside WAB’s Dual Language Program

In this week's episode, Middle School Counselor Solomon Cruz sits down with students Sarafina (G8) and Thomas (G7) for an open, honest conversation about what it means to be a responsible and respectful digital citizen. From managing group chats to navigating online friendships, our students share how they make thoughtful choices in a constantly connected world and what they wish adults better understood about growing up online. Throughout the discussion, Solomon and the students explore practical strategies that parents can use at home, including: Starting early: Having ongoing, non-judgmental conversations about online habits before problems arise. Focusing on trust, not control: Setting clear boundaries while giving children space to make responsible choices. Modeling balance: Showing kids that healthy tech use starts with adults who also put their devices down. As Sarafina and Thomas remind us, digital citizenship isn't just about safety, it's about empathy, responsibility, and understanding the impact of our actions online. Tune in to hear how students are taking the lead in shaping a positive digital culture at WAB and how families can join them in the journey. Click here to see the PALs presentation: Parenting in the Digital Age: Screen Time & Technology Use Presentation and here for the Media Mentor Prompts.

In this episode of the WAB Podcast, hear how students are putting Global Citizenship in Action: leading projects that empower communities, build empathy, and develop future-ready skills.

Grade 8 hosts Hugh and Emma interview WAB's new MYP Coordinator, Ms. Rebekah, in a lively conversation about learning, community, and curiosity.