Students have been out of school since spring break, and many have had little contact with their peers since the end of the school year. COVID-19 quarantine has left many students yearning for a regular...
As generations pass, social media becomes a prominent part of the internet, whether it is used for posting updates on your vacation, sharing a new recipe, sending messages to your friends, or laughing...
It is that time of the year again where students in AP classes experience what they have been working towards for the entirety of the two semesters: AP tests. The deciding factor of whether or not the...
The new grading system has brought controversy to the school district. Many students and parents are wondering, “What’s the point?” If the work students do or do not complete does not affect their...
Moving from regular school to online school is a big change happening during the last semester and students are feeling it. Students are trying to adapt to this form of learning, and with online school...
As every student knows, the parking lot is a huge, controversial topic between students and staff. Whether it is parents parking in the students spots, dropping off kids in the wrong parking lots or...
With a school that holds over 3,500 students and more than half of them being able to drive, there is bound to be student parking problems. There was a new parking lot built at the beginning of the 2017-2018...
It seems that each year we move further from our own childhoods, the change in youth culture continues to evolve rapidly. Although some changes can be for the better, others can be hard to grasp.
The...
Recently, two seniors Nikki Galvez and Clara Wallengren have been recognized by the graphic design community and have been awarded based on both their excellence and future endeavors in the field.
The...
With the start of April came the loss of some beloved Netflix favorites. We were forced to part ways with ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ and ‘The Princess Bride,’ just a few of the many reluctant...
