Inkspill Episode 3 – ‘Not Much Financial Cents’: Ms. Tara Pendleton [podcast]

Abby Ruebush and Avani Rai • Nov 29, 2022

Welcome to the third episode of “Inkspill,” a podcast where hosts Abby Ruebush and Avani Rai take turns inviting Community’s staff to “spill” on all things NCHS. In less time than it takes to finish a cup of tea, listen to our guests dish on piping hot topics.

This episode, Ms. Tara Pendleton spills on the enrichment activities she sponsors, Community’s Future Business Leaders of America chapter and the Freshman Mentoring Program, and their impacts on students.

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Abby Ruebush, Editor-in-Chief

Abby Ruebush is a senior at Normal Community High School and serves as president of Student Council and the Community Best Buddies chapter. This is her third year working with the Inkspot, where she is Editor-in-Chief. I like dance, ice cream and thoughtful conversation. A slogan to live by is that every day may not be good, but there is something good in every day.

Avani Rai, Editor-in-Chief

Avani Rai is a senior at Normal Community High School and is a part of the Speech Team, FBLA, and Swim team. This is her second year working with the Inkspot, where she is a senior staff reporter. Random fact about me is I’ve been to 10 countries outside of the United States. My hidden talent is that I am a fantastic procrastinator. My slogan to live by is never be afraid to make someone’s day. Whether that’s something small, like complimenting someone in the hallways, or something big, like advocating for what you believe in.