From ramen to records, new clubs cook up connection
Gabrielino High’s newest clubs prove that whether you’re dancing, DJing, or sharing noodles, student groups build community through passion. [...]Read More... from From ramen to...
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Students gather at flagpoles for annual prayer event
From donuts to devotion, Chester High joined schools nationwide in the “See You at the Pole” observance. [...]Read More... from Students gather at flagpoles for...
Bleachers, Barons, and Bethesda Row
From senior jerseys to Yogi Topi runs, football Fridays at one Md. high school are as much about community as they are about the game....
Donuts to democracy: Why listening matters
From Illinois high schools to the halls of power, students remind us that listening and learning are the antidotes to violence. [...]Read More... from Donuts...
Finding her voice through speech and debate
A Texas junior credits the activity with building her confidence, sharpening her skills, and easing her fear of public speaking. [...]Read More... from Finding her...
Tracy High launches its first-ever ASL Club
With strong student interest, the new club aims to teach sign language and raise awareness of deaf culture on campus and in the community. [...]Read...
Reporters call out social media’s “performative men”
From matcha lattes to Clairo playlists, high school reporters say authenticity is being lost as boys perform identities to win approval. [...]Read More... from Reporters...
Wardrobe becomes protest tool at Raleigh’s Enloe High
A silent demonstration against stricter dress code rules showcases how students turn everyday clothing into a form of activism. [...]Read More... from Wardrobe becomes protest...
Updated: Bellwood-Antis hallway gets new mural
Just as leaders and ideas must change, the school’s art evolves too, offering each generation a vision of its own journey. [...]Read More... from Updated:...
Homewood pride runs deep for paper’s new editor
Beyond rankings, an Alabama high school's strength lies in its diversity, creativity, and student leadership, qualities the paper's new editor celebrates. [...]Read More... from Homewood...