By J1 Reporter Ellie Smith Countless hours of studying. Late nights finishing assignments. Early mornings coming into school for help. All of this extra hard work, just to receive a good grade and move on to the next assignment. Junior Ximena Perez Silva experiences the stress of school and puts in countless hours serving her… Read More National Honor Society recognizes hard working students
Opinion by AshleyJohanek You get to Friday and all you can think about is the ride home. You are exhausted, overworked, and your mind is elsewhere. I’m the same way. I cannot get through five days without imagining how I will feel at 3 on a Friday. Fellow sophomores and freshmen, you may not have… Read More A day off could pay off: The benefits of switching to four day school weeks
*Alarm* BEEP BEEP BEEP. Check the clock, it is 6 a.m. Get up. Eat breakfast. Brush your teeth. Go to school. Get out of school at 3. Go to Practice and or work. Eat dinner. Do hours of homework. Study. Occasionally watch Netflix or Tik Tok (but at the risk of losing… Read More The Education system is failing its students
By J1 Reporter Regina Anyaegbunam Inside the box, outside the box, some ideas just can’t be contained. This year Marian saw strategies ranging from asking family to selling stickers to class hats. “Each class thought outside of the box this year with fundraising ideas,” said student board co-moderator Ms. Jessica Abel. This past month of… Read More Marian Students Put on Thinking Caps to Strategize Fundraising Methods
Column by J1 Reporter Jill Williamson Put in simple terms, the approximate time the average American student spends in school from pre-K through their senior year of high school is 1,827,720 seconds, or 30,462 hours, or 4,352 school days. To some people, 4,352 days might not seem that extensive on the surface, but all it takes… Read More Priceless Benefits of Taking a Gap Year
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