Youth Voice Series 2
× Estella Mo
In Series 2 of the Youth Voice Student Workshop Series, Buckingham Browne & Nichols (BB&N) student speaker Estella Mo joins the NextGen InterArts Foundation to explore the theme Public vs. Private Middle Schools: What I’ve Learned from Both.
Through open conversation and reflection, Estella offers a fresh look at how different learning environments shape growth, opportunity, and connection for today’s youth.
Real experiences, shared understanding.
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Student Workshop
Session Flow & Schedules
Join us for an open conversation about middle school life — exploring how different learning environments shape friendships, confidence, and growth. A student-led dialogue for parents to listen, reflect, and understand how school culture influences a child’s experience — and how empathy can bridge perspectives between families and students.
Session Flow
Welcome &
Warm-Up
Creating a safe and open space for sharing.
Participants are invited to reflect on their own school experiences as we explore what it means to learn and grow in different environments.
Story
Sharing
Estella shares her journey studying in both public and private schools — offering honest reflections on learning, friendships, and what she’s discovered about confidence and community.
Group
Discussion
A guided discussion where parents and students can listen, share insights, and explore how school environments shape growth, understanding, and communication.
Reflection &
Takeaway
Closing with shared thoughts and gratitude — leaving participants inspired to support learning with empathy, awareness, and connection.
Our Sponsors
Alina Wang Team
Foundational Sponsor
Lieberman Law Office PC
Alina Wang Team
Art Therapy and Youth Education
Our Sponsors
Foundational Sponsor
Themed Workshop Sponsor
In this Youth Voice session, student speaker Estella Mo shares her experiences in both public and private school settings, offering thoughtful reflections on how each environment shapes learning, friendships, and personal growth. This student-led conversation invites listening, reflection, and a deeper understanding of how school culture shapes a child’s day-to-day experience — and how empathy can bridge perspectives between families and students.
Through Estella’s insights, parents gain a fresh look at how educational environments and support systems nurture confidence, resilience, and a sense of belonging in young learners.
