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Modesto City Schools

Modesto City Schools is located in the Central Valley, 75 miles east of the San Francisco Bay Area and 70 miles south of Sacramento. MCS District is the third largest employer in Stanislaus County.www.mcs4kids.com

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Oct 20, 2026

Christian FanninPANELIST
33:05
Something like that.
Pierce VongphakdyHOST
33:10
the opinions expressed in this podcast by the opinions of the students themselves and not necessarily james enox high school or modesto city schools as a whole these students have braved the vulnerability of sharing their opinions with the world and would appreciate your support please like and subscribe on whatever your chosen podcast platform is thank you for listening and supporting student journalism in 2026
Nate ShatzlineGUEST
6:13
So the next day, this is youth ministry day one for me.
Nate ShatzlineGUEST
6:16
The next day, there's notice sent out to Modesto City Schools that Nate Schatzon is banned from every campus for inciting violence.
Nate ShatzlineGUEST
6:25
I literally just preached the gospel.
Nate ShatzlineGUEST
6:26
That was it.
Dominic MaestasGUEST
33:06
Thank you.
Dominic MaestasGUEST
33:06
[gentle music] The opinions expressed in this podcast are the opinions of the students themselves and not necessarily James C. Enochs High School or Modesto City Schools as a whole.
Dominic MaestasGUEST
33:17
These students have braved the vulnerability of sharing their opinions with the world and would appreciate your support.
Dominic MaestasGUEST
33:22
Please like and subscribe on whatever your chosen podcast platform is.
Andie FrenchHOST
30:30
Bye.
Olivia MarianoHOST
30:31
Why'd you- [outro music] The opinions expressed in this podcast are the opinions of the students themselves and not necessarily James E. Enochs High School or Modesto City Schools as a whole.
Olivia MarianoHOST
30:41
These students have braved the vulnerability of sharing their opinions with the world and would appreciate your support.
Olivia MarianoHOST
30:47
Please like and subscribe on whatever your chosen podcast platform is.
Landon LillyHOST
31:16
[gentle music]
Dom MaestasHOST
31:19
The opinions expressed in this podcast are the opinions of the students themselves and not necessarily James C. Enoch High School or Modesto City Schools as a whole.
Dom MaestasHOST
31:27
These students have braved the vulnerability of sharing their opinions with the world and would appreciate your support.
Dom MaestasHOST
31:32
Please like and subscribe on whatever your chosen podcast platform is.
Blake Bennett and Drake LoomisHOST
22:12
[upbeat music]
Pierce VongphakdyHOST
22:15
The opinions expressed in this podcast are the opinions of the students themselves and not necessarily James C.E. Knox High School or Modesto City Schools as a whole.
Pierce VongphakdyHOST
22:23
These students have braved the vulnerability of sharing their opinions with the world and would appreciate your support.
Pierce VongphakdyHOST
22:29
Please like and subscribe on whatever your chosen podcast platform is.
Zach RobersonPANELIST
33:55
[gentle music]
Lin ShweHOST
34:00
The opinions expressed in this podcast are the opinions of the students themselves and not necessarily James E. Hicks High School or Modesto City Schools as a whole.
Lin ShweHOST
34:08
These students have braved the vulnerability of sharing their opinions with the world and would appreciate your support.
Lin ShweHOST
34:14
Please like and subscribe on whatever your chosen podcast platform is.
Julianna OrtizHOST
29:05
[gentle music]
Dominic MaestasHOST
29:05
The opinions expressed in this podcast are the opinions of the students themselves, and not necessarily GMC Enoch High School or Modesto City Schools as a whole.
Dominic MaestasHOST
29:13
These students have braved the vulnerability of sharing their opinions with the world, and would appreciate your support.
Dominic MaestasHOST
29:18
Please like and subscribe on whatever your chosen podcast platform is.
Scott PiehlerHOST
0:50
End quote.
Scott PiehlerHOST
0:51
Most recently, Mooma served as director of communications for Modesto City Schools.
Scott PiehlerHOST
0:55
Before joining Modesto City, Mooma held communications roles at the state and county levels, including Cal Recycle and the California Department of Cannabis Control.
Scott PiehlerHOST
1:03
Prior to transitioning into public sector communications, Mooma spent 17 years in television journalism, including serving as bureau chief for KCRA News in the Sacramento market.

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