Chloe Isbell and Harper Clark invite Allisa Pandit to discuss high school acts of leadership and their experiences throughout their 4 years together.
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Culture Over Coffee Episode #16, High School Leadership
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Chloe Isbell, Photo Manager
Chloe Isbell is an involved senior at Pleasant Valley High School. Being an avid member of Publications for the past two years, she was selected as Co-editor of Chief of the Yearbook for this school year. All of her success in academics contributed to being selected for the National Honors Society. Outside of school, she loves to spend lots of time with family, friends and her two dogs, Hayden and Oscar. Also, she is an active member of her St. Paul Lutheran Church youth group in which she enjoys participating in mission trips and volunteering for her congregation and 678 Week. She spends most nights at her dance studio, Belle Academy of Dance, taking many styles of dance. Her favorites include modern and hip hop. This past year, she was awarded with her studio’s Connie Bracy Inspiring Dancer of 2021. Her love of environmental change has sparked her interest in majoring in environmental science and sustainability in college. She is excited to be a part of the Spartan Shield Online team this year!
Harper Clark, Student Life Editor
Harper Clark is a senior at Pleasant Valley High School. She participates in many different activities outside of school. That being said, Harper still sets aside time to be an avid member of the learning community here at Pleasant Valley, and is a part of the National Honors Society. Outside of school Harper enjoys spending time with family and friends. She also loves to spend time with her pit bull rescue, Mister. Harper has dedicated a large portion of her life to dance and hopes to double major in dance and psychology in college. This summer, she had the opportunity to participate in a three week dance intensive at Boston Conservatory at the Berklee College of Music. Her dance background comes from Belle Academy where she not only participates in classes, but also teaches a few of her own! This dance experience has earned Harper the opportunity to choreograph the musical at the junior high this year. Harper has always participated in theater and is an active member of the drama club. She has great leadership skills that will help her to direct the high school’s one act this year. After last year, Harper can’t wait to explore scholastic journalism as well as other scholastic endeavors.