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13 Firsts

13 Firsts

By: duPont Manual Justice Now
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 13 Firsts is a student-led podcast created by duPont Manual students about the educational and social injustices seen in our communities, whether that is in our county, state, or country. 13 Firsts covers issues all across the country, and from every grade level. Our hope is to inform anyone about the problems we see in our education system and what solutions can be made to fix them.duPont Manual Justice Now
Episodes
  • S3E5: Phone Bans in Schools

    S3E5: Phone Bans in Schools
    Nov 10 2025

    With the emergence of Kentucky House Bill 208, personal telecommunication devices in public schools have been banned during instructional time. In this episode, we examine the opinions of teachers and students in Jefferson County Public Schools and in other parts of the state. Additionally, we explore how the phone ban differs from school to school, as well as what the bill entails and its effects on students and teachers.

    Collaborators: Jeremy Y, Abigail V.B, John J, Viet P, Giselline P.D, Aunetra W.
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    24 mins
  • S3E4: 504 Plans

    S3E4: 504 Plans
    Nov 3 2025

    There are a lot of misconceptions that surround 504 plans. Follow Maddie as she explores accommodations for individuals who are neurodivergent.


    Collaborators: Maddie L, Avery S, Trai G, Noah M, Maggie S

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    7 mins
  • S3E3: Food Insecurity in JCPS

    S3E3: Food Insecurity in JCPS
    Oct 29 2025

    Hosts Molly Fee and Julian Zimmerman discuss the topic of food insecurity in Louisville and the issues of JCPS lunch offerings.


    Collaborators: Molly F, Julian Z, Danica G, Hser Htte S, Daniel M, Cameron L
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    9 mins
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