A week after the eclipse viewing event at the track field on April 8, students are still talking about how disappointing it was only to see the sky turn black due to the cloudy weather. Solar eclipses are, to much surprise, not rare, they occur every one to three years but are usually seen at…Continue Reading Solar eclipse viewing event
Wear Holiday Headgear Dress Like An Elf…Continue Reading 12 days before Christmas at Health Careers continued
Wear Your Favorite College Gear…Continue Reading 12 days before Christmas at Health Careers
The class vs. class Homecoming volleyball game took place at the Northside Gym on November 16 at 7:30pm. Here’s the rundown of what happened: 1st game – Senior vs Sophomore game, ended with a Senior win. 2nd game – Junior vs Freshmen game, the Juniors won. 3rd game – Senior vs Junior game, was a…Continue Reading Homecoming Volleyball Game
First Friday, held on November 3, saw a number of performances at the foyer by a couple of students for the student body….Continue Reading November first Friday
Drama club announced the three options for the annual spring play at their last meeting on Sept 14 in the cafeteria. The three options that were presented were ‘The Miraculous Journeys of Edward Tulane’, ‘The Addams Family’, and ‘Shrek The Musical’; a good amount of the club expressed the most excitement at the mention of…Continue Reading Nominations are in, Drama Club votes on spring play
On Tuesday, Jan. 17 during both lunches, students learn about the electives offered next year….Continue Reading Elective fair
In order to accommodate students previously taking advantage of flextime, revisions are in place to maximize efficiency. The goal of flex is to allow students access to tutoring or missed classwork which they would not be able to get if they rode the bus to and from school. “If the true objective is to help…Continue Reading Fine-tuning flex
First Friday on Nov. 2 brought many performances to the foyer. Our very own chemistry teacher Kimberly Curtis sang Wonderfully Made by Ellie Holcomb while also playing a guitar. Sophomore Dionysus Velasquez, sang a popular hit, We Will Rock You, that got everyone moving. During B lunch, freshman Kamila Apter moved the student audience as she sang the well-known song I…Continue Reading Rockin’ November First Friday
Students showed their Red Ribbon Week spirit, Oct. 22-26, by dressing up each day for a different theme organized by the counselors. Monday was decades day followed by tacky tourist day and then Wednesday was career day, Thursday college day and ending with show your spirit day on Friday. Student council held a before school pep rally…Continue Reading Getting our red on