Bringing the Halloween spirit: Teachers prepare for Halloween
During Halloween week, teachers aim to make their classrooms as spooky as possible in order to channel the festive spirit. (Photos/Emma Colarte Delgado) Keep Reading
The iPatriotPost Staff reveal their favorite treats for Halloween
Trick or Treat? Find something sweet to eat with a look at the iPatriotPost staff’s favorite spooky candy. Keep Reading
How haunted houses came to be
Haunted houses weren’t always the spooky attractions they are known as today. In fact, they were once only an idea of fiction. Two thousand years ago, the concept of a haunted house was very different compared to today. The earliest idea of a haunted house that historians have found dates all the way back to ancient Greece during the early 2nd century in the form of a letter from Pliny the Younger, a Greek author. This letter includes a retelling… Keep Reading
Deciphering the language of flowers
From gifting flowers on dates to leaving them at altars in global cultural traditions, the language of flowers, or floriography, has significantly changed with developing society. Keep Reading
Ms. Cohen’s Heritage Journey: from Homecoming Queen to Histograms
Jennifer Cohen, the newest teacher in the math department, has had quite the Heritage journey. On the surface, she may seem like your everyday math teacher, but in reality, her roots at this school go far deeper. Keep Reading