Masks aren’t political This is why you should keep your mask on
Despite all the proof scientists and doctors have, people still refuse to wear masks. Somehow politics beat the facts, which leads to the root of anti-mask protests.
Kayla Thomas
Respiratory students study systems within the body As sophomores take a closer look at human anatomy, they build a foundation for future careers
Respiratory Therapy students are going into the second unit of the year: anatomy and physiology, and focusing on the location and functions of cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems along with diseases, disorders, and conditions of the body.
Pivoting Paths: Meet Bianca Kingham Once a Young Athlete and Now a Junior Medical Volunteer
After talented basketball athlete, Bianca Kingham had been badly injured, she changed her career focus to the medical field and began volunteering.
PODCAST: Staying fit this school year Amp up your fitness knowledge and exercise routine
In this episode, find out about different types of exercises, ways to manage your fitness and school, and more.
INFOGRAPHIC: Importance of ‘Suicide Prevention Month’ Five facts about teen suicide
Here are five facts about suicide and depression in teens to help spread awareness.
A virtual welcome back for English teacher Cathy Sabol She has returned to Southwest CTA after two years of retirement
Sabol returns to Southwest CTA for her 26th year of teaching English.