Utilizing online resources such as Google Meet and Google Classroom, teachers and students benefit from virtual learning from the safety and comfort of their own homes. After surveying 25 freshmen, sophomores, juniors and a junior high student over social media, several responses revealed mixed emotions and reactions to this new system. With change comes adaptation; here are some student reactions about the system in place. Keep Reading
From painting her own “Starry Night” to recreating Claude Monet’s “Impression, Sunrise,” junior Kira Reinhartz has immersed herself in the world of painting. However, the canvases she paints on are different than most artists'. Keep Reading
While many rave about the desserts served in restaurants such as Jaxson’s Ice Cream Parlor, junior Jewel Kyaw doesn’t need to visit such restaurants. Developing a pastime into a talent, Kyaw uses baking as a stress reliever and connection to her family. Keep Reading
With this large amount of free time dropped into our laps, it can be overwhelming to decide what to do with it. Read on for some ideas. Keep Reading
College Board announced March 20 that students will take an at-home, consolidated form of the AP exam that lasts 45 minutes. Following up April 3 with the updated exam schedule, College Board released the possible content covered on the exam and question types, sparking varied sentiments. Keep Reading