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The Advisory: Class of 2006

Big Picture Learning's Andrew Frishman
The Met
Big Picture Learning
Education
Natasha Luigi
The Met (metropolitan Regional Career and Technical High School)
Providence, Rhode Island
Advisory
High School Education
Providence, United States
Student Grief and Bereavement
Senior Year
Graduation
Advisory Communities
Student-Advisor Relationships
College Transitions
Rhode Island
Senior Thesis Projects
Summer Melt
Student-Teacher Relationships

Twenty years after graduation, nine former classmates and their advisor reunite to ask a simple question: How - if at all - did their unconventional high school change their lives? To learn more, visit classof2006.org.

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Twenty years after graduation, Andrew and his former students look back at what the Met prepared them for, what it didn't, and what has lasted.

To learn more, visit classof2006.org.

As graduation approaches, Andrew and his students navigate the pressures of senior year. Twenty years later, they look back and ask whether getting to graduation was ever the real measure of success.

To learn more, visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠classof2006.org⁠⁠⁠⁠.

When tragedy upends one student's life, the advisory discovers what "one student at a time" really means.

To learn more, visit ⁠⁠⁠classof2006.org⁠⁠⁠.

Andrew and his students begin their first year together, discovering that building trust may be the hardest part of The Met's approach.

To learn more, visit ⁠⁠classof2006.org⁠⁠.

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Recent Guests

Karen Arnold
Professor of higher education at Boston College's Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Boston College
Episode: Episode 5: We Went To School Together
Willie Diaz Lara
Met alumnus who interned with Providence's Department of Public Works.
City of Providence Department of Public Works
Episode: Episode 4: The Long Haul
Natasha Luigi
Former Met student who describes her high school experiences with grief and community support
The Met
Episode: Episode 3: One Student at a Time
Alberto Maldonado
Former student of The Met, health care worker, Taekwondo enthusiast
The Met / Class of 2006 alumni
Episode: Episode 2: What Is This Place?
Samantha Balsazard
Alumna, Class of 2006
The Met / Advisory
Episode: Episode 1: The Met
Noam Barzemar
Alumnus, Class of 2006
The Met / Advisory
Episode: Episode 1: The Met
Vimar Rodriguez
Alumna, Class of 2006
The Met / Advisory
Episode: Episode 1: The Met
Anthony Molino
Alumnus, Class of 2006
The Met / Advisory
Episode: Episode 1: The Met
Noah Barzemar
Alumnus, Class of 2006
The Met / Advisory
Episode: Episode 1: The Met

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Andrew Frischman
Former advisor to the Class of 2006 at The Met

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 59 ratings
  • I was really excited about listening to the stories of this advisory. That first episode far outstripped my expectations. I can't wait for the rest of the episodes! The stories are compelling, the people real and vivid. Tone is serious yet playful and nostalgic. I loved this! Every once in a while I run into a piece of media that so moves me and so affects me that I keep it, savoring the re-listening and re-experiencing the beauty of it. I thoroughly expect this to be one of them.

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Episode 5: We Went To School Together
Q: Why do you think you guys are still so closely connected?
Vimar says the advisory built a sisterhood through years of caring for one another and showing up in difficult moments.
Episode 5: We Went To School Together
Q: What had The Met prepared its students for, and what had it not prepared them for?
Graduates said they were prepared to work independently, understand their interests, communicate, and interact with adults, but often felt less prepared for traditional academic demands in reading, mathematics, and science.
Episode 4: The Long Haul
Q: Why would you be like, oh, I want to spend one more year here?
Willie stayed for a second senior year because he and his family expected his immigration petition to be approved within that year, which could make college possible.
Episode 4: The Long Haul
Q: How did you navigate all of that?
Anthony says he simply kept going while balancing school, an internship, his senior thesis project, and caring for his newborn son. His parents helped care for the child, and he did not want to leave school.

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A reflective documentary series revisiting the Class of 2006 from The Met, an unconventional high school in Providence, and asking how its approach to education shaped students' lives over the long term. Former advisor Andrew Frischman reconnects with alumni and brings their memories together with present-day reflections on relationships, internships, student-led projects, and learning beyond traditional classrooms.

The stories explore how a close advisory community responded to students' individual circumstances, including grief, family responsibilities, immigration barriers, and challenges at school. Alumni speak from varied adult perspectives, while the series also considers what educators can learn from personalized, relationship-based... more

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