Every school has something unique to offer students. One unique program on campus is designed to prepare future doctors, engineers and scientists: STEM.
Parker Olszak, a senior in the Honors Principles...
From the time a child is just five years old they are constantly pestered with the same vague question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?”
That very same question echoes in students’...
If power was personified, it would likely be a stern, hard-faced man; the embodiment of masculinity. Personally, men are first to come to mind when I think of authority in the business world. However,...
The graduating class of 2016 is packed full of athletes, honor society members, and a tight-knit group of nearly 70 who will be the first to carry the title of “STEM graduates.”
These students are...
Senior Averie Scholz and Assistant Principal Joe Greene were recently featured on KTAR radio for the success of Perry’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) program.
STEM has been a successful...
Three months of no responsibilities would seem like three months of heaven on earth to most people. For junior Daniel Shin, the next few months looks more like a three month sentence than a three month...
Graduating a STEM scholar and graduating early: two very ambitious goals to strive for. Sophomore Kirstyn Conroy aims to be the first combination of the two in school history. With her goals set high,...
Dayna Miller, Opinion's Editor
• February 10, 2015
On Dec. 10-12, 2014 nearly 700 Arizona School Board members gathered in Phoenix for the 57th joint annual conference of the Arizona School Boards Association and the Arizona School Administrators Superintendents’...
Among all of the girls in Arizona, there are only three recipients of the Young Women of Distinction award. One of these is fellow Perry Puma, Hannah Stevenson.
You may be wondering, what is this Young...
With the success of specialized school programs like STEM, it's only logical to see the potential of providing other variants for those who find their expertise lies in English and History.
According...
