Blood drives every sixty days are the “norm” at Heritage. However, our average blood drive collects approximately 35 pints of blood. Students made history March 7 with the greatest amount of blood ever collected (70 pints) and one of the largest turnouts (83 people). Keep Reading
When students began protesting in Feb. 2018, pessimists said to give up. With every word at a rally or walkout, someone else would counter with words of hate. People said the movement would die out, so we might as well stop yelling. The verdict was a destiny of giving up and accepting no change. Keep Reading
Beyond using conversational scripts, anchors need to act natural and human while informing the people about intense news. It was my turn to give it a try as I anchored for the first time ever Jan. 29 with junior Theodore Rackauskas. Keep Reading
Cheerleaders -- they go to every game, every practice, and every day they are hoisting people in the air. Despite the hard work and rigor that goes into building the cheer team to great heights and throws, they are usually thought of as only a halftime show. Patriot Varsity strives to break down that stereotype. Keep Reading
In order to keep poetry alive in the modern day, “Poetry Out Loud” held their state competition Feb. 10. Before states however, Heritage students competed in a school tournament in Mrs. Hendrick’s room 7100, Jan. 21. Keep Reading