Educating with Syeda Mirza

Episode 6 of the Educating with E's podcast, hosted by North Penn SD, titled "Educating with Syeda Mirza" was published on March 2, 2026 and runs 24 minutes.

March 2, 2026 ·24m · Educating with E's

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Syeda Mirza is a paraprofessional at North Penn High School who has worked in the district for the past 17 years and our $es Award Winner for Engaging the Community.. She also serves as a club advisor for the Indian Cultural Club, Bengali Cultural Club, and Muslim Students Association. Syeda is an incredibly passionate educator, working tirelessly to build bridges for both her students and the community to come together and learn from one another. She is also a very welcoming person, encouraging all students, staff, and community members to attend club events and activities to learn about other cultures, food, fashion, music, and more. She also inspires students within the clubs to share their own cultures and skills to run the clubs successfully.

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Syeda Mirza is a paraprofessional at North Penn High School who has worked in the district for the past 17 years and our $es Award Winner for Engaging the Community.. She also serves as a club advisor for the Indian Cultural Club, Bengali Cultural Club, and Muslim Students Association.

Syeda is an incredibly passionate educator, working tirelessly to build bridges for both her students and the community to come together and learn from one another. She is also a very welcoming person, encouraging all students, staff, and community members to attend club events and activities to learn about other cultures, food, fashion, music, and more. She also inspires students within the clubs to share their own cultures and skills to run the clubs successfully.

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