With an elephant inked on her left wrist, Lila Swortwood (11) carries with her a constant reminder of her grandmother’s love for the animal, encouraging her to advocate for elephant rehabilitation regarding...
Whispers in thousands of different languages are spoken every day, some a symphony of soft sounds while others a gruff chorus of sharp echoes. Each carries their own history, their own nuances and more...
The theatre program presented “The Outsiders,” taking a different approach with the more quaint ‘black box theatre’ allowing them to move away from their traditional proscenium stage for the first...
A foundation-funded class set of Wilson’s translation of “The Odyssey” became part of teacher Lara Haines’ English 9 Honors curriculum in early April, following "Fahrenheit 451,” “The House...
Scattered across the countertop is an array of lab equipment: tubes filled with thick liquids, pigmented powders laid in grids, cotton swabs littered throughout. The dabbing of brushes upon palettes sends...
The air conditioning quietly hums as your teacher drones on, but your classmates’ eyes are glued to computers as they secretly click away on their game of choice. Some stick with the classic New York...
“An update has been posted to your applicant portal,” the newest email in your inbox reads. You click the website’s refresh button and log in as your stomach feels heavier with each passing second....
Right as the bell rings at 1:05 p.m., students rush out of classroom doors, bolting to their cars, speeding away for lunch or taking their journey on foot to a popular location only 0.8 miles away, the...
