Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ March 10, 2023 — by Jonny Luo and Leyna Chan Slightly out-of-place intimate scenes feel jarring in an otherwise great contemporary retelling of romance in Greek mythology. read more » No love in February? Don’t give up hope February 3, 2023 — by Sunny Cao and Leyna Chan Tips on how not to feel single during the month of love. read more » District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses November 20, 2022 — by Leyna Chan Staff finds that learning about fentanyl’s danger is equal parts enlightening, surprising and intimidating. read more » Saratoga girls dominate leaderboard at international math competition November 18, 2022 — by Natalie Chua & Leyna Chan The students placed top 20 out of the 250 other qualifiers at the annual Math Prize for Girls tournament. read more » Food Truck Festival deemed great success, $300 raised September 23, 2022 — by Sam Bai and Leyna Chan After a 2-hour long festival, Homecoming themes for each grade are revealed. read more » Visuals by Leyna March 22, 2023: My MBTI changes on every platform I take it Newsflash: the tests didn’t know. March 20, 2023: School WiFi should not block students from playing video games A student plays Tetris on their computer. March 20, 2023: Junior Sannidhi Boppana wins Honorable Mention in prestigious women’s STEM competition Boppana and her teammates’ satellite won 2nd place at the MIT BWSI CubeSat Competition in May 2022. March 14, 2023: Diary of a Wimpy Kid will always be my favorite series — the first 10 books at least March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
No love in February? Don’t give up hope February 3, 2023 — by Sunny Cao and Leyna Chan Tips on how not to feel single during the month of love. read more » District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses November 20, 2022 — by Leyna Chan Staff finds that learning about fentanyl’s danger is equal parts enlightening, surprising and intimidating. read more » Saratoga girls dominate leaderboard at international math competition November 18, 2022 — by Natalie Chua & Leyna Chan The students placed top 20 out of the 250 other qualifiers at the annual Math Prize for Girls tournament. read more » Food Truck Festival deemed great success, $300 raised September 23, 2022 — by Sam Bai and Leyna Chan After a 2-hour long festival, Homecoming themes for each grade are revealed. read more » Visuals by Leyna March 22, 2023: My MBTI changes on every platform I take it Newsflash: the tests didn’t know. March 20, 2023: School WiFi should not block students from playing video games A student plays Tetris on their computer. March 20, 2023: Junior Sannidhi Boppana wins Honorable Mention in prestigious women’s STEM competition Boppana and her teammates’ satellite won 2nd place at the MIT BWSI CubeSat Competition in May 2022. March 14, 2023: Diary of a Wimpy Kid will always be my favorite series — the first 10 books at least March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses November 20, 2022 — by Leyna Chan Staff finds that learning about fentanyl’s danger is equal parts enlightening, surprising and intimidating. read more » Saratoga girls dominate leaderboard at international math competition November 18, 2022 — by Natalie Chua & Leyna Chan The students placed top 20 out of the 250 other qualifiers at the annual Math Prize for Girls tournament. read more » Food Truck Festival deemed great success, $300 raised September 23, 2022 — by Sam Bai and Leyna Chan After a 2-hour long festival, Homecoming themes for each grade are revealed. read more » Visuals by Leyna March 22, 2023: My MBTI changes on every platform I take it Newsflash: the tests didn’t know. March 20, 2023: School WiFi should not block students from playing video games A student plays Tetris on their computer. March 20, 2023: Junior Sannidhi Boppana wins Honorable Mention in prestigious women’s STEM competition Boppana and her teammates’ satellite won 2nd place at the MIT BWSI CubeSat Competition in May 2022. March 14, 2023: Diary of a Wimpy Kid will always be my favorite series — the first 10 books at least March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
Saratoga girls dominate leaderboard at international math competition November 18, 2022 — by Natalie Chua & Leyna Chan The students placed top 20 out of the 250 other qualifiers at the annual Math Prize for Girls tournament. read more » Food Truck Festival deemed great success, $300 raised September 23, 2022 — by Sam Bai and Leyna Chan After a 2-hour long festival, Homecoming themes for each grade are revealed. read more » Visuals by Leyna March 22, 2023: My MBTI changes on every platform I take it Newsflash: the tests didn’t know. March 20, 2023: School WiFi should not block students from playing video games A student plays Tetris on their computer. March 20, 2023: Junior Sannidhi Boppana wins Honorable Mention in prestigious women’s STEM competition Boppana and her teammates’ satellite won 2nd place at the MIT BWSI CubeSat Competition in May 2022. March 14, 2023: Diary of a Wimpy Kid will always be my favorite series — the first 10 books at least March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
Food Truck Festival deemed great success, $300 raised September 23, 2022 — by Sam Bai and Leyna Chan After a 2-hour long festival, Homecoming themes for each grade are revealed. read more » Visuals by Leyna March 22, 2023: My MBTI changes on every platform I take it Newsflash: the tests didn’t know. March 20, 2023: School WiFi should not block students from playing video games A student plays Tetris on their computer. March 20, 2023: Junior Sannidhi Boppana wins Honorable Mention in prestigious women’s STEM competition Boppana and her teammates’ satellite won 2nd place at the MIT BWSI CubeSat Competition in May 2022. March 14, 2023: Diary of a Wimpy Kid will always be my favorite series — the first 10 books at least March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
March 22, 2023: My MBTI changes on every platform I take it Newsflash: the tests didn’t know. March 20, 2023: School WiFi should not block students from playing video games A student plays Tetris on their computer. March 20, 2023: Junior Sannidhi Boppana wins Honorable Mention in prestigious women’s STEM competition Boppana and her teammates’ satellite won 2nd place at the MIT BWSI CubeSat Competition in May 2022. March 14, 2023: Diary of a Wimpy Kid will always be my favorite series — the first 10 books at least March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
March 20, 2023: School WiFi should not block students from playing video games A student plays Tetris on their computer. March 20, 2023: Junior Sannidhi Boppana wins Honorable Mention in prestigious women’s STEM competition Boppana and her teammates’ satellite won 2nd place at the MIT BWSI CubeSat Competition in May 2022. March 14, 2023: Diary of a Wimpy Kid will always be my favorite series — the first 10 books at least March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
March 20, 2023: Junior Sannidhi Boppana wins Honorable Mention in prestigious women’s STEM competition Boppana and her teammates’ satellite won 2nd place at the MIT BWSI CubeSat Competition in May 2022. March 14, 2023: Diary of a Wimpy Kid will always be my favorite series — the first 10 books at least March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
March 14, 2023: Diary of a Wimpy Kid will always be my favorite series — the first 10 books at least March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
March 13, 2023: Opinion: Harvard and Yale Law Schools’ decisions to drop out of U.S. News ranking merely symbolic Yale Law School began ignoring U.S. rankings in Nov. 2022. March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
March 10, 2023: Why you should read most of ‘The Song of Achilles’ Patroclus and Achilles, playing the lyre, share an intimate moment together. March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
March 8, 2023: Opinion: Honors-weighted elective classes should offer CP alternatives There should not be such a notable lack of differentiation between honors and college prep electives. March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
March 3, 2023: Why Harry Potter remains one of the best book series of all time Trying to levitate a book in vain, I slowly came to the realization that I, in fact, was not a wizard. February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
February 16, 2023: MAP plans first post-COVID era LA trip Many MAP students are excited to travel to LA. February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
February 6, 2023: From surveys to substance: 3 teachers tell how they craft recommendation letters Many students ask teachers for recommendation letters, but what really goes on behind the scenes? February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
February 3, 2023: I just cannot finish the ‘Big Bang Theory’ This show sucks. February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
February 3, 2023: No love in February? Don’t give up hope Just sitting calmly as you sip a hot coffee and stare into the autumn leaves… January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
January 29, 2023: Staff editorial: Colleges should release internal numerical ratings to all applicants Understanding how an application was reviewed would ensure equity and that a holistic admissions process is truly being followed. January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
January 27, 2023: Teenagers should relish the chance to learn a foreign language Language learning allows for a collaborative, applicable and social challenge to your brain. January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
January 24, 2023: V-Day please: Rather than a celebration of ‘love,’ let it be a celebration of me! January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
January 22, 2023: Microcosm of Russia’s human rights violations: Ukraine conductor dead after refusing to cooperate In honor of conductor Yuriy Kerpatenko. December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
December 16, 2022: 100-word rant: The new school bell is fine The new school bell doesn’t sound too bad. December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
December 14, 2022: Ten years since Sandy Hook: No week has passed in 2022 without a mass shooting Despite an increase in public awareness and advocacy, gun violence continues to rock the country now more than ever. December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
December 8, 2022: Extreme fitness advice on YouTube is doing more harm than good Fitness on YouTube skyrocketed during the pandemic as a safe and accessible way to stay fit. December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
December 5, 2022: Athletes, both pros and amateurs, often face mental health challenges November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 28, 2022: The most important holiday of the year: my birthday Merry Birthday to me. November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 28, 2022: For the love of Black Friday and Cyber Monday An overflow of people rush to get discounts on Black Friday. November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 20, 2022: District preps staff to handle fentanyl overdoses Fentanyl’s potency is well-known, but it’s important to differentiate between its medical and recreational roles. November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 20, 2022: Staff editorial: Racist incident a reminder of the work we need to do A Black doll was found hanging from a noose in the main quad on the morning of Nov. 13. November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 17, 2022: Teachers: If you give group work, please let us assess our group members No caption necessary. November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 17, 2022: High school research: A mismarketed resource Student research supervised by professions pays its dividends in experience. November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 13, 2022: Food connoisseur recounts a day of dining in Malaysia A fresh bowl of Laksa. November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 11, 2022: Guest column: To save our world, we need to save our languages Languages like Wichita have gone extinct as a result of diminishing native cultures. November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 10, 2022: My experiences with the Big Bad Wolf Haunting wolves turned my sweet dreams into the worst of nightmares. November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 9, 2022: Too big or too small — class size issues emerge this year Every year, Algebra 2 Honors tends to have a large number of students who drop to Algebra 2 after the start of the year. Unequal movement contributes to unbalanced class sizes. November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 7, 2022: Having a common name poses a minor burden Having the same name as others causes confusion. November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 6, 2022: Hurricane Ian is a reminder that we are the ones who pay the price for climate change Some Floridian citizens had their homes left in ruins. November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
November 4, 2022: ‘Minions: the Rise of Gru’ movie adds insight to Despicable Me trilogy The minions are set on fire and run frantically in the background while an annoyed Gru continues to work. October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
October 31, 2022: Scotland is the first country to make period products free; let’s join them October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
October 29, 2022: Seniors channel hope for change into political actions in upcoming midterm elections The upcoming midterm elections will be the first chance for some seniors to vote. October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
October 20, 2022: School Site Council reconvenes and works to review student concerns Some of the topics the School Site Council hopes to address this year are installing solar panels and improving the school’s composting system. October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
October 12, 2022: Adam Levine cheating scandal reveals society’s (or at least his) descent into immorality Levine has a lot of guts to cheat for someone who has a baby angel tatted next to his right nipple. September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 29, 2022: Top 10: slang words A typical representation of Gen Z with swag. September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 29, 2022: It’s time to abolish the British monarchy September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 29, 2022: Trying to get rid of the royalty is a waste of time September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 28, 2022: ‘The Kissing Booth’ is a poorly made movie, but it’s worth seeing Elle and Noah look at each other in anticipation as the crowd chants for them to kiss. September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 28, 2022: Bad habits undo the best of intentions Bad habits influence and shape our everyday lives. September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 24, 2022: The best and worst microtrends of our middle school years VSCO girls started trending on TikTok and Instagram in early 2019. September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 24, 2022: MOSAIC: why the school can’t teach life How students feel sitting in MOSAIC September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 22, 2022: Top 10: ways to kill time An assortment of activities when there’s nothing better to do September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 14, 2022: Parents, students: Please stop blocking my driveway Me and my frustration, literally every day. September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 11, 2022: Top 10: annoying orchestra sections September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 10, 2022: Solving racial injustice does not mean separating communities Creating a divide between white people and POC undoes centuries of protests and racial movements September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.
September 9, 2022: Top 10 posts from the Saratoga NextDoor September 7, 2022: BuzzFeed is wrong about mint chocolate chip ice cream I am drooling.