Midland Trail High School

North of the New: The Patriot Pulse

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North of the New: The Patriot Pulse is the official podcast of Midland Trail High School, bringing you the latest updates, events, and stories from the heart of Patriot Country. Hosted by Principal Richard Petitt and Assistant Principal Mark Gladwell, each episode delivers news you need to know—from upcoming activities and academic highlights to sports recaps and student spotlights. Whether you're a student, parent, alumni, or community member, stay connected and informed with what's happening north of the New River at MTHS.

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Episodes

Episode 6 School Safety 08.08.2025 30:39

This week's episode takes a look into school safety and the protocols in place to ensure MTHS has an environment that students can learn.

Episode 5 The End of an Era 16.06.2025 29:46

Joined in studio with Mr. Gary Hough, Outgoing Superintendent of Fayette County Schools. He reflects on his time in Fayette County, accomplishments made, the Midland Trail community, and most importantly his faith and family.

Episode 4 Graduation Week 29.05.2025 20:11

This week we are joined by Jayleigh Persinger, Jayla Barnhouse, Rumor Barnhouse, and Johnalyn Herron to discuss graduation and their time at MTHS!

Episode 3 Athletic Information 16.05.2025 28:35

Listen as Mr. Gladwell and Mr. Petitt give a look at upcoming events around Graduation Week and hosts guests Cade Kincaid, Curtis Miller, and Allison Russell.

Episode 2 Problem Based Learning 09.05.2025 26:39

Mr. Frank Isaacs joins the show to discuss the upcoming community event on May 13, 2025, and Mrs. Kennedy Moore discusses problem-based learning and how it is implemented at MTHS through the Empowerment Collaborative.

Episode 1 The Intro 06.05.2025 21:17

Introduction of Midland Trail High School's new Podcast, North of the New: The Patriot Pulse. This podcast connects the school and community by providing information and special guests. Today's show we are joined by President Jennifer Campbell of the MTHS PTO.