On an otherwise unremarkable Tuesday, the hallway hum settles into a dissonant rhythm — the syncopation of lockers slamming, shoes squeaking, and voices harmonizing into an indistinct current of chatter....

State championships are often a harrowing journey, with the trials and hardships along the way testing an athlete’s resolve. On the girls’ tennis team, one player worked through the tribulations of...

Amidst the melting pot of opinions on the new ban of cellphones and other personal devices in the classroom, art teacher Ashley Runge has noticed an overall improvement in student participation and interaction...

Physical science classes taught by Ryan McCoy and Nick Jury, shift from their previous unit into learning about several types of energy on Nov. 25. Mr. McCoy provided a demonstration on how kinetic...

     There are many students who don’t know what a government shutdown entails and how it could potentially affect them personally or someone they know. Understanding what is and what causes a shutdown...

  Having been a teacher for nine years, Mr. Nicholas Jury currently teaches ninth grade US History. Overtime, he’s continued to build positive connections and relationships with his students....