New Year, New You
Sandra Le, Reporter
February 22, 2019
The New Year came and many people either chose a New Year’s resolution or a One-Word idea to follow throughout the year. New Year’s resolutions are like life goals such as losing weight, studying harder, eating healthier and even more, while one-words surround the idea of how you want to approac...
Out With the Old, In With the New
Victoria Hitchcock and Mandy Huynh
September 6, 2018
When the student body learned that they would be receiving chromebooks for classwork this year, their reactions varied widely. The news brought about feelings of excitement from some, and contempt for change from others. Some students, like senior Anna Razavi, are frustrated with new requirements to use a ...
Learning From Leaders
Victoria Hitchcock, Section Editor
January 2, 2018
The first week of November 2017 set in motion a new method of professional development. The pineapples you may see adorning classroom doors around the school aren’t just for decoration, they serve a greater purpose. They are a part of the Pineapple Chart, a system that allows teachers to observe othe...
Stronger Than Her Stereotype
Kobie Lunsford, Copy Editor
March 11, 2016
Darkness crowded the room, but the girl couldn’t sleep. She was far too excited. She would get to attend a new school tomorrow, the Harrell Accelerated Learning Center. She planned for it to be her gateway into more education. About six years later, English teacher Heather Preston thought back on...
