NPR Speaker Visits Upper School Students
October 2, 2026
Yesterday, here at the Summit, our Upper School students had the opportunity to take part in a lecture from a prominent NPR and Podcast host:
Yesterday, here at the Summit, our Upper School students had the opportunity to take part in a lecture from a prominent NPR and Podcast host:
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