Kicking off the winter concerts, the dance concert featured performances that relate to “The Nutcracker” but have their own twist. Dancers from grades seven to 12 incorporated styles from around the world, including those from Africa, Bollywood and the Caribbean, to display the skills they’ve learned throughout the semester Dec. 5. Keep Reading
Holding up a sign asking band The Killers “Can I Play Drums on ‘For Reasons Unknown?’,” Verebay had hopes of rocking out with the band at the Riptide Music Festival Nov. 23. Keep Reading
While some people may beg their parents for a puppy or kitten, eighth-grader Isabella Gauthier takes the term “pet” to a new level. With 108 pets, including a zebra, sloth, otter, llama and camel, Gauthier’s responsibilities differ from a typical eighth grader’s. Keep Reading
I figured now that the PSAT no longer dominated all my free time, it was time to read the 602-page book. Little did I know picking up this book would lead to my finishing the entire series in two days, desperate to devour the words on the page. Keep Reading
With this test now in the past, here are five ways to de-stress. Keep Reading