The Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) voted on the updated transfer rule Mar. 4 and it will go into effect July 1, 2016. With the new clauses, in-state transfers may find it more difficult to move...
Students, faculty, and even first responders practice safety drills such as fire drills and lockdowns in order to prepare for the potential disasters that can occur. These drills serve as a foundation...
The intercom turns on, signaling that the school is going into lockdown. Students begin evacuating their seats to go sit along the wall out of view from the door – out of sight of a potential school...
Snap judgements and stereotypes can oftentimes be common in a high school setting, especially with student athletes. Athletes, through their drive for competition, must balance their practices, training,...
They patrol the premises. They combat the riff raff. They protect us, defend us, and make our campus a little safer day-by-day. Who are these superheroes, these guardians of Perry High School? While they...
Walking through the administration building, visitors and students will pass a wall dedicated to former students who have entered the military. A folded flag is proudly displayed next to the portraits...
Students will do everything they can to get out of a standardized test, and last year it was as easy as getting their parent’s signature on a piece of paper. The rumored option to opt-out of the newest...
The terms ‘justice’ and ‘equality’ seem interchangeable for some people. Even though the two are not the same, many do not seem to know how they differentiate. To some, equality is justice and...
High school athletes compete with such intensity that they are often willing to sacrifice their own well-being for the team.
Such loyalty to the team is admirable, commendable, and to many medical professionals,...
One of the central elements in the ever-controversial world of athletics is the power struggle between justice and equality. From unrecognized, agitated teams to star-studded players who are on top of...
![Tommy Rice:
At Perry: 4 years
Hometown: Baltimore, MD
Favorite Color: black and silver
Fun Fact: worked for 20 years at a state prison in Florenece
[I] get here in the morning, go around, check the perimeter, come inside the building and make sure everyone is in class.](https://phsprecedent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Tommy_1-maria-amador-900x600.jpg)
