In this season finale of Shifting Perspectives, host Mr. R flips the script for our annual Alt Shift tradition. He sits down one-on-one with graduating seniors Beth Anne, Andy, and Cheyenne to reflect on their unique journeys at PA Cyber.In this episode:

• • Final Reflections: The seniors share their future plans and the moments that shifted their perspectives.
  • Podcast Memories: A look back at favorite "silly moments," collaborative writing, and the interviews that stuck with them.
  • Senior Wisdom: Advice for underclassmen on the importance of slowing down and being proud of their own unique talents.
  • Heartfelt Goodbyes: Tributes to the mentors and teachers who shaped their high school experience.

Join us as we celebrate the Class of 2026 and the voices that defined our show this year

Join host Cheyenne for Season 5, Episode 6 of Shifting Perspectives, a student-run podcast featuring PA Cyber’s own musical theater star, Abigail Kane. In this episode, Abigail reflects on her journey from her very first solo in first grade to her recent "full circle" experience playing Hermes in Hadestown. She dives into the complexities of the theater community, discussing both its challenges and the deep, compassionate bonds formed within a cast.Beyond her stage credits, Abigail shares her passion for her favorite musical, Alice by Heart, and her current read, a Pride and Prejudice remix titled Most Ardently. She also offers valuable advice for aspiring actors on the importance of staying open-minded and valuing every role, including the ensemble. Finally, Abigail discusses her future goals of attending Slippery Rock University to become a high school English teacher, while touching on the unique sense of community and empathy found among PA Cyber students.

In this episode of Shifting Perspectives, the PA Cyber student-run podcast, we sit down with Mr. Ames to explore his journey from a dinosaur-obsessed kid to a veteran virtual educator. Mr. Ames shares fascinating insights into his career, including how a recommendation from college professors and a lucky phone call in 2003 led him to become one of the pioneers of the virtual classroom at PA Cyber