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Re-Imagin(ED) Podcast

Re-Imagin(ED) Podcast

By: Long Beach Unified School District
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 In this podcast series, we explore the impact that smartphones, social media, and various digital platforms have on both children and adults. We explore the motivations behind the new LBUSD phone policy, highlighting its significance for students' well-being, academic success, and the overall school environment. Additionally, we discuss how educators, parents, and students can collaborate to help students reclaim their focus and thrive in today's digital age.Long Beach Unified School District
Episodes
  • #3 Stephens Middle School (Early Adopter)

    #3 Stephens Middle School (Early Adopter)
    Oct 21 2025

    At Stephens Middle School, students have kept their devices off and away all day for much of the past two years. Principal Eric Cabacungan and Social Worker Paula Pirir-Solares share their experiences and the outcomes of staying ahead of the curve with the new LBUSD districtwide device policy set to launch in January 2026.
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    42 mins
  • #2 Jordan's Law

    #2 Jordan's Law
    Oct 9 2025

    Ed Peisner founded the Organization for Social Media Safety in 2017 after his teenage son Jordan was viciously assaulted in West Hills, CA. The attack was filmed and uploaded to social media by an associate of the attacker. Jordan was left with serious and life-long injuries from the assault. Ed decided to dedicate himself to the goal of ensuring that no other family had to endure such a terrible ordeal. Ed now travels the country, teaching students, parents, and educators essential social media safety skills.
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    1 hr and 6 mins
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