Schools should provide more incentive to motivate students to try their best on the SBAC April 25, 2019 — by Shreya Katkere The SBAC test is important for the school’s ranking and students’ CA college admissions; therefore, administrators should motivate students to put in their best effort. read more »
Why teachers should embrace technology in classrooms April 25, 2019 — by Leo Cao Looking at where educational methods and tools have come from and where they are going in the future, technology’s importance in the classroom is more evident now than ever. read more »
Teaching cursive outdated April 25, 2019 — by Leo Cao New technologies make the dull, repetitive handwriting obsolete. read more »
Local study spots in need of late-night hours April 22, 2019 — by Connie Liang Early closing times of library and other establishments problematic for students. read more »
Art projects fail to enrich learning April 22, 2019 — by Christine Zhang Art assignments in academic classes are unfair and do not help students to understand course material. read more »
College visits pose unnecessary costs for minimal benefit April 22, 2019 — by Alex Wang Students who visit colleges usually do not change their minds about schools to apply to, nor do these visits help their applications. read more »
Regular classes should be significantly easier than their AP counterparts April 2, 2019 — by Sandhya Sundaram Teachers should make class expectations and workload clear before class signups read more »
A traditional Sadies dance should be brought back April 2, 2019 — by Sofia Jones A more elaborately planned Sadies dance will raise school spirit, especially among underclassmen. read more »
No pluses or minuses leads to higher GPAs and less stress March 29, 2019 — by Angelina Chen and Edwin Chen Reporters argue in favor of current grading system. read more »
100-word rant: $25 packets are unfair to seniors March 28, 2019 — by Muthu Palaniappan Reporter objects to expensive teacher recommendation packets. read more »