When sophomore Joshua Hoffman gave his first speech at 4 years old, his mom wrote him just one line to say. But don’t let that deceive you. By the time he was 7, the March of Dimes selected Hoffman as a national ambassador, traveling to 20 states and more than 60 cities to speak in front of thousands of people to raise awareness about premature births. Keep Reading
With the intention of fostering a community that prioritizes selfless service for the less fortunate, our school’s 120-hour community service requirement reflects the administration’s position on what a well-rounded student is. Keep Reading
From Netflix to HBO GO to HULU, television streaming apps reside at the top of the food chain. With booming Netflix originals such as “Bird Box” and “Stranger Things,” it can seem like cable television often falls out of the daily routine of many and are replaced with subscriptions to America’s most commonly used providers. Keep Reading
The senior high production of A Midsummer’s Night Dream took center stage on the main theater last week. Unlike the original play, set during the 1600s in Athens, the Heritage production takes place in Acadiana in the 1930s and features Duke Theseus as a Cajun dignitary. Keep Reading
Although the emergence of Youtube may seem limited to older generations, for many, Youtube has become Gen Z’s staple form of entertainment. Keep Reading