In this episode of ASD Shine Bright, we talk with Goldenview Middle School students Aria and Devin Patel and their mom Aktta, about the home repair app they created, Adivo, which helps people find reliable help for small household tasks. Hear how their experiences at Goldenview inspired their innovation and teamwork!

In this episode of ASD Shine Bright, we feature the Eagle River High School Volleyball team!

We sit down with the seniors and Coach Elle to talk about what has made this season so special and why it’s been all about playing with purpose.

As we continue celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, this episode features “Bridge Builder” Erika Espinosa who is a Homeless Specialist with ASD’s Child in Transition Program and co-host of the local podcast Charlas Sin Filtro! Con Naty & Erika.

Erika shares how she celebrates culture, education, and community connections in her work with ASD and beyond.

In this episode, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with special guests: Dianna Beltran, Senior Director of Mental Health Student Support Sindy Mendezespino, Assistant Director of Professional Development Dr. Arthur Sosa, Principal, Inlet View Elementary Julie Santaella, Migrant Education Director Romig Middle School students Paxton Cheney, Makayla Salazar, Michael Valle, and Fabian Camarena.

Together, they share their Hispanic culture and the positive impacts it has made in their lives, their schools, and our ASD community.

In this episode of ASD Shine Bright we meet the Bettye Davis East Anchorage High School Story Squad of Maximus Seanoa, Aria Gregorio, and Omni Kopacz who are part of the ASD Communications Fellows program also known as the ASD Story Squad, who will share the amazing things happening in our schools, celebrate the voices of their peers and spotlight the creativity, achievements, and everyday moments that make our schools shine.

Hear Maximus, Aria, and Omni talk about why they love being T-Birds and what makes East such a special place to learn, grow, and shine.

In this episode of ASD Shine Bright we meet the Chugiak High School Story Squad of Abi Lanehart and Regina Paolucci who are part of the ASD Communications Fellows program also known as the ASD Story Squad, who will share the amazing things happening in our schools, celebrate the voices of their peers and spotlight the creativity, achievements, and everyday moments that make our schools shine.

Hear Abi and Regina talk about why they love being a Mustang.