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As the school year ends, the personal school laptops continue to help students receive their education. “I really like the personal laptops. They help keep me organized and I can communicate with my teachers easier,” junior Lilliana Rosol said. The school board did not announce their decision on the plan for laptops next year.

Technology advances education

Danielle M Carlisi, Editor
June 3, 2021
After receiving her extensions, sophomore Allison Vohs compares her hair before and after her hair extensions application. “Her hair looks very natural with the extensions in and I feel like this is a good option for people that are feeling insecure about their hair,” sophomore Ashlynn Durham said. Vohs plans to get these extensions again in the future.

Keratin bond hair extensions review

Ally Vohs, staff writer
May 13, 2021
Following a short tattoo session, seniors Shealee King and Justice Seay show off their fresh ink. “I loved my experience at Big Top and would recommend it to anyone looking to get a tattoo by true professionals,” King said. ”All of the tattoo artists were respectful and professional and made sure we got what we wanted.” The talented artists and welcoming environment made for a pleasant experience.

Big Top Tattoo review

Justice Seay, Editor-in-Chief
May 11, 2021
Sophomore Savannah Beydoun continues to do school from home after testing positive for COVID-19, “It’s really hard to be sick and have to work alone,” Beydoun said. She plans on returning after her two week quarantine is over.

Solo schooling

Savannah Beydoun, Staff Writer
May 6, 2021
There are many negative effects that come from a high school relationship.

High school relationships

Kenna Snow, Staff Writer
April 19, 2021
Sitting at the table, junior Olivia Donato logs onto school to start her teams meetings for the day. “The kitchen counter is one of the many spots I sit at during online school. I like to move around because it’s easy to get bored after a while,” Donato said. After logging in, she stayed online for school for the rest of the day.

Contact tracing over remote learning

Ava Kaspari, Staff Writer
April 19, 2021

Virus vaccine

Rachael Gaulin, Staff writer
April 15, 2021
As school announces that it is going to shut down again, students have mixed feelings. “I personally prefer the four-day in-person schedule,” sophomore Selena Dooda said. “I love interacting with people; I love seeing my friends. I’m also a visual learner, [so] I learn better in person.” After going back online, Selena missed her friends.

Back to hybrid

Lauren Devereux, Staff Writer
April 7, 2021
The AP exams are too costly for low income families.

Exorbitant exams

Savannah Beydoun, Staff Writer
March 18, 2021
On remote Wednesday, junior Gianna Brock listens to a Teams meeting. “I think we should keep half days because we can get help if we need it and can work on homework,” she said. After all meetings, she completed her homework in the afternoon.

Enough changes

Lauren Devereux, Staff Writer
March 17, 2021

“WandaVision” raises the bar

Danielle M Carlisi, Social Media Manager
March 16, 2021

Glamorizing teen pregnancy

Kendall Westgate, Editor-in-Chief
March 8, 2021
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