Kayla Giset, freshman at American Heritage School in Plantation Fl., is endeavoring in her first year on the Newsmagazine staff. As an avid Netflix-binger and book-reader, there is never a dull moment in the writer’s life. If Kayla isn’t studying for an upcoming test, you’ll find her on the ice rink or reading a Marvel comic. She has watched every Marvel cinematic masterpiece at least four times, and hopes to eventually direct a film of her own.
Students’ anticipations regarding the Student Government Association (SGA) election results for the 2021-2022 school year turned into celebration as the votes were tallied and the winners were announced April 30. Keep Reading
Freshman Zoe Weissman became the 2020 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Award winner for her outstanding research in Health Advancements Oct. 21. Keep Reading
Distance learning, a system that allows at-home students to join class through a virtual platform, has recently been incorporated into the schedules of many American schools. When taking total class time, homework, and phone-use into consideration, that adds up to an arguably unhealthy screen time for a student. Keep Reading
However, with competitions being one of the major aspects of AHS, several clubs that were once heavily involved in competitions across the state and country, are now put in a tough position. Keep Reading
This number has Americans questioning how a virus so tragic could ever have impacted so many people. There is, however, a period of time documented in the history books where an outburst similar to the pandemic today occurred: the Spanish Flu. Keep Reading