Fine arts classes host end of year concerts
showcasing the hard work students have put in throughout the past school year. (Photo/Yuanet Letzelter) Keep Reading
Elementary school science olympiad outshines competition
Combining twenty bright, hyper elementary schoolers, late after school meetings, free reign of the science lab and high school students managing it all seems like a recipe for disaster, but Heritage’s first elementary school science olympiad (ESO) team was anything but. The Heritage ESO team placed 2nd overall in the Southeast region April 30. (Photo/Patrice Phillipson) Keep Reading
Lights, camera, journalism
After nearly two years of the pandemic, the world is finally making an effort to return to normal. All eyes were on the Washington Hilton as journalists and media correspondents alike met Saturday, April 30 at the annual White House Correspondents dinner. (Photo/Picryl) Keep Reading
SGA organizes teacher appreciation breakfast
The Student Government Association (SGA) organized the Teacher Appreciation Breakfast Tuesday, May 3. Keep Reading
5 steps to a 5
With AP exams right around the corner, it’s crunch time. Here are some last-minute tips to hopefully earn you a five on your exam(s). Take practice tests: Whether you’ve just started reviewing or you’re almost done, taking a past AP exam under the same timing constraints helps by emphasizing what you need to work on most. Simulating testing conditions helps you learn how to organize your time efficiently for the real test. Formulate a study plan to review certain areas… Keep Reading