“It’s More Than a Student Council, It’s a Right”

All across America, students fight for their voices to be heard. Not all high schools have the same rights, and unfortunately, not all the time the ad...

Teens with Social Anxiety Disorder Often Suffer Alone in Silence

It was a warm and sunny morning. One of the sunniest mornings in all of spring. Inside a room, Samantha Johnson, makes an artificial night. She sits o...

Surviving the Global Pandemic

Albert Alvarez wakes up and leans over to hit the snooze button on his alarm that’s set for 6 o’clock every school day of the week. Five minutes g...

Settling Is Failing

College-Bound Since First Grade AP Classes. Sports. Honors. Clubs. Leadership skills. Teamwork. Scholarships. Languages...

Homework Policy

Over the last few years, there has been a debate whether we should have homework assigned or how much homework should be assigned to one student.  Ma...

Drowning in Senioritis

Let’s Talk About Racial Profiling

It is a different day, but the same routine. As if high school isn't hard enough, she is also a Muslim girl that lives in a judgmental American societ...

The Foster Care System

  More than 500,000 children are in foster care in the United States, most have been victims of repeated abuse and prolonged neglect. More tha...

The Never-ending Pain of Heartbreak

Time to Start Reflecting

Seniors in high school start reflecting on their high school lives and most can agree that if they would go back and do something different or give so...