With rigorous academic schedules and extracurriculars, students spend high school preparing for college. The competition of the college admissions process leaves many students with the constant urge to be productive — often at the expense of their own health. (Photo/Lauren Wong) Keep Reading
The College Board announced Tuesday that the SAT and PSAT will be undergoing changes in 2023, including becoming digital. (Photo/Black Enterprise) Keep Reading
Mrs. Sydney Herman, academic advisor, loves to spend her time helping kids. With two kids of her own, whom she describes as her “inspiration and motivation in life,” Mrs. Herman chose a career in academic advising in order to help other children. (Photo/Mrs. Sydney Herman) Keep Reading
Stuck at home during the pandemic, students had lots of time on their hands to bury themselves in social media, stalk celebrities’ accounts and scroll on TikTok all day long. Freshman Kangana Modi took advantage of this extra time and created her own small business on Instagram. On her account, @art4u_km, Modi sells her paintings and sketches to donate to St. Jude’s and A Road For Cure (Photo/Kangana Modi). Keep Reading
As the Omicron variant of COVID-19 spreads like wildfire, schools must adapt to what we will once again call the new normal. Dec. 31, Dr. Laurie issued an email saying that Heritage will be continuing all of its previous policies, including the indoor mask policy, Magnus symptom daily tracking app, hourly fogging of facilities, UV ionizing filtration system and providing hand sanitizing stations across campus. (Photo/Zoe Horwitz) Keep Reading