Teacher Interviews

A Conversation with Ms. Chinoski on the future of our planet

In a world full of streaming, podcasts, and endless digital entertainment, picking up a physical book might seem outdated. But for many people, reading is still a powerful way to find joy, learn new things, and escape from everyday life. To understand why books still matter and how anyone can learn to love reading, we sat down with our favorite English teacher, Ms. Skone. She's a true book lover who shared her thoughts on how to get rid of the “reading is boring” mindset, how to handle classics, what makes paper books special, and how even reluctant readers can find their way into a good story. This conversation is for anyone who's ever struggled to find the right book or wants to bring back that love for reading.

To some, teachers are just people who explain lessons and assign homework. But really, every teacher has their own original story to pursuing their career. Most of the time students, especially online, rarely get to know who their teachers really are. Our math teacher, Ms. Grant was like this too, until— now. Her whole story of becoming an educator is uncovered in this interview. Read this article to find out what Ms. Grant is actually like behind the computer screen.