Are you a chocolate chip or a sugar cookie person?
On February 7, students chose one or the other as a recognition for receiving Honor Roll on their report card.
Assistant Principal Andrew McWilliams,...
“I’m so STRESSED! What classes should I sign up for?” said concerned Nazareth Guerrero, Class of 2021.
On Thursday, January 30th, the first class registration assembly was held for the Class of...
On any given PREP day, 5 - 10 students are busy with an iron, three sewing machines and a variety of donated fabrics, scissors, pins and supplies to sew items for charity. The Sewtherapy club mees in...
EMILY’S EXPERIENCE:
For seven years of my educational experience, I spent my time playing with Tangrams, solving upside-down puzzles, and competing in trivia competitions. Rather than learning fractions...
November 1: The dreaded college application deadline. Maybe you’re lucky, and the college you are applying to has a deadline of December 1. Seniors are feeling the pressure.
Procrastinating...
On March 7th, freshmen and sophomores watched Hidden Figures in the auditorium during 1st and 2nd block, while juniors were taking the SAT's.
Hidden Figures is about three African American women, mathematicians, ...
Junior year is all fun and games until students have to start worrying about college. When applying to a college, one of the first things they need to think about is taking the Scholastic Assessment Test,...
In 2016, bottle flipping became an endless competition, holding its own as a hobby in everyday life. It still continues to this day. For those who don’t know what it is, bottle flipping occurs when you...
Many students know her by her round-rimmed glasses, her friendly smile, and her charming patience.
Ms. Mary Jo York is a Special Education Assistant who goes above and beyond to help any and all students...
