In Episode 9 of Burley After the Bell, we sit down with Burley High School senior Samantha Day to discuss an exciting project connected to the upcoming 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding.

Samantha and her government class have been working to create an event designed to help high school students better understand financial responsibility and develop the skills needed to become informed, engaged citizens. Their goal is simple but powerful — to prepare students to be thoughtful leaders who can make a positive impact in their communities and in our country.

In this episode, Samantha shares what inspired the project, what students can expect from the event, and why financial literacy and civic awareness are so important for the next generation.

This conversation highlights the importance of education beyond the classroom — empowering students with the knowledge and confidence to lead, serve, and succeed.

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In Episode 8 of Burley After the Bell, we sit down with Ayden Draper — Burley High School’s student body president, a dedicated student leader, and one of a set of triplets.

Ayden shares what it’s like growing up as a triplet and how his family has shaped who he is today. He also reflects on his six years of involvement in student council, what inspired him to step into leadership, and the impact that experience has had on his life.

Beyond school, Ayden balances an incredibly demanding schedule — working nearly 30 hours a week while leading the student body. In this episode, he talks about time management, responsibility, and what it takes to stay committed to both work and school leadership.

This conversation highlights the importance of dedication, balance, and stepping up to lead — even when life gets busy.

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In Episode 7 of Burley After the Bell, we sit down with Miles and James Rushton — twin brothers and dedicated distance runners for Burley High School.

In this episode, they share what it’s like growing up as twins, the unique bond they share, and how that connection carries over into competition. From pushing each other in practice to supporting one another during races, Miles and James offer insight into how their relationship fuels their success.

They also dive into the demanding world of distance running in cross country and track — a sport that requires discipline, mental toughness, and a willingness to embrace the grind. Their passion for running and commitment to improvement highlight the mindset it takes to succeed in one of the most challenging high school sports.

This episode is a great look at perseverance, teamwork, and the power of pushing yourself — and each other — to be better every day.

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