Approved lunch boxes should not have to get checked
Students should be able to enjoy time with friends at school without having to stop every day to open up their lunchboxes. Keep Reading
Don’t make homework an accuracy grade
Unlike tests, cheating your way through homework remains far easier than most care to admit. At any moment you’re a short google search away from MathWay or a Quizlet set with all the correct answers straight from a solutions manual. You copy down the answers, scribble a few notes on the side on the page and turn it in, earning a 100% for the assignment. Keep Reading
Breakfast: the most important meal of the day
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. This is a statement we’ve all heard many times before. Why is it so important though? Keep Reading
Don’t let the College Board ruin your summer
Your score is your score, and there is nothing you can do to change it. It’s one small part of a giant application, and most colleges use a holistic admissions process, so not getting a five on the AP Biology exam probably isn’t going to make them throw your application in the trash. Keep Reading
Help erase the stigma surrounding suicide
Pushing the negative connotation related to suicide out of the grand scheme of societal relations would greatly help mend the isolation and confusion that those who have experienced suicidal thoughts or tried to take their own lives feel. Keep Reading