Humanities classes are hosting their Renaissances Faire on Wednesday and Thursday in the library, an end-of-year project where freshmen and sophomores present a “booth” about the economics of their chosen civilization.  “It’s actually...

The race for Student Council president and vice president has begun with the form to vote  available until April 18 with results announced April 19. This year’s candidates are running in pairs, with juniors Joaquin Perez and Kathryn Murphy running...

Freshman and sophomores will take the English I and English II EOC on Tuesday, while juniors and seniors will get a few extra hours at home before coming to school.  Students that are not taking either exam will be expected to be on campus by 12:15...

Biology students are putting the “F” for fun in Family Science Night on Friday from 5:30-7 p.m. , through creating engaging science related booths to present to elementary and middle school students. “Family Science Night is a chance for...

Over the course of five weeks, English 2 students will delve into literature circles, exploring their books and collaborating with fellow classmates. “The literature circles involve groups of 4 or 5 students who choose their book by filling out a...

As the end of the year rolls around the corner, AP Chemistry is in the midst of their penultimate unit: acids and bases. Along with the curriculum for this unit comes titration, a concept students  are learning about through a lab that wrapped up on...

Students in Health are learning life-saving skills in their CPR unit through Friday. Although students will not be certified, they will be well-versed in how to save a life. “If you’re ever in that situation, and hopefully you’re not, it’s...

With Ramadan in full swing, it’s also a significant week for many Christians across campus. Holy Week, or the week leading up to Easter Sunday, begins with Palm Sunday and focuses on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ with approximately 81%...

“I could barely sit in the art hall because the smell was so bad.”₁ “It was stinking up the classroom for weeks and we couldn’t tell what it was.”₂ “The smell was so bad it gave me a headache.”₃ For weeks, reports of an unpleasant...

AP Human Geography students are taking a creative twist on their unit by making city models in Minecraft, Icograms, or drawing it, in order to help students expand their understanding on how cities are built. Students are assigned a region and pick...

Returning from Spring Break this year, students and staff noticed an unexpected change: alcohol based, automated hand sanitizers.  “I really like the new hand sanitizers because the old ones never worked,” sophomore Sraddha Pedaprolu said. “Also,...