Growing up, I was obsessed with Disney movies. My 5-year-old eyes twinkled as I watched movies about the cliché fairy tales of damsels in distress and the princes who save them. The message that all...
Using their creativity and writing skills, juniors in Mrs. Laura Penrod’s English 11 classes are creating personal magazines based on the book “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
“Mr....
While learning how different light levels affect the process of photosynthesis, freshmen in Biology have started planting lima beans.
“We started doing this experiment last Tuesday and we are playing...
To raise money for their state competition and new supplies, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is hosting a basketball game on Jan. 31 in the gym.
“We wanted to give people a chance to play...
To help students learn about photosynthesis and review how light interacts with matter, students in AP Biology started a new lab involving plants, chemicals and new equipment.
“This experiment was...
To become CPR certified, juniors in Respiratory Science III are taking a month-long course that teaches them techniques and prepares them for future medical emergencies. CPR certification is required for...
To learn about the enzymes in proteins, juniors and seniors in Ms. Mary Breslin’s AP Biology class are creating a hypothesis and preforming a lab around it. This is the first time the students have conducted...
For the portables to be move-in ready, the Clark County School District construction crew scheduled electricity installment for tomorrow. The power will be out anywhere between 12 and 16 hours.
“We...
My whole life I have had a house of clutter, around each corner there was always a stack of papers, books, clothes or miscellaneous items. Today I still live that frustrating life, no matter how much I...
“I’m adopted."
As soon as those words leave senior Jordan Salas's mouth, he is immediately met with a stunned silence and an expression of pity. Telling people that he is adopted has always been...
