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President Joe Biden signs a series of executive orders on health care, in the Oval Office of the White House, Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
The American Jobs Plan: its immediate and long-term effects
April 30, 2021
Mr. Scott Fabert-Church, French teacher, gets his second COVID vaccination at Jefferson High School on March 12.
Teachers spring into new year fully vaccinated
April 23, 2021
From left to right: Lyall Kehley (10) and Maren Blakeney (11) are the Virtual Enterprise competition winners from Guilford
Virtual Enterprise competitors go virtually anywhere
April 20, 2021
Rockford River Blood Bank AST member Allysa Eller, Yahyah Siddiqui (11), Health teacher Mr. Jeremiah Tews, Baraa Thanoon (11).
Schools go head to head in blood donation competition
April 13, 2021
Lauren Bear (Class of 2018) addresses newspaper class from her home in Boston students during afternoon enrichment on March 2.
2018 Alumna Lauren Bear visits newspaper class
March 16, 2021
Students make up a missed workout.
P.E. classes run on despite challenging circumstances
February 18, 2021
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Donnie Darko looks sharp with new 4K release
Donnie Darko looks sharp with new 4K release
May 10, 2021
Half demon, half man, ALL CHAINSAW: Chainsaw Man Review
Half demon, half man, ALL CHAINSAW: Chainsaw Man Review
May 6, 2021
Demon Slayer: A Splendid Adaptation (SPOILERS)
Demon Slayer: A Splendid Adaptation (SPOILERS)
April 30, 2021
Hollywood
Hollywood's biggest monsters collide in ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’
April 15, 2021
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Local survey shows COVID
Local survey shows COVID's effects on mental health
May 6, 2021
Black History Month photo shoot features area creatives
Black History Month photo shoot features area creatives
March 11, 2021
Maggie Thomas (10, forefront), Leslie Arce and Jacqueline Maximo (9) volunteer at the Key Club Food Drive.
Key Club unlocks new potential despite COVID-19 restrictions
February 11, 2021
Almost There: Five Easy Hacks To Improve Your Style!
Almost There: Five Easy Hacks To Improve Your Style!
January 21, 2021
Student Council members Shayla Bonnett, Abby Foster, Azelia Hinton and Martez Lockhart distribute treat bags to teachers to give to their children.
Student Council strives to spark Viking school spirit
December 18, 2020
Griffen Ridley (right) and friend perform brake work on his Nissan Maxima.
"Just you and the road." Joys, challenges of car ownership
December 15, 2020
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The Nintendo that I knew and loved has changed
The Nintendo that I knew and loved has changed
May 4, 2021
China
China's aggression towards Taiwan: where the U.S. stands
April 30, 2021
How Amanda Gorman captured the future of America
How Amanda Gorman captured the future of America
March 10, 2021
Image by Azelia Hinton, 12.
Performative Activism hurts the cause it attempts to support
March 4, 2021
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Football Season 2020-2021: A stellar season cut short by COVID
Football Season 2020-2021: A stellar season cut short by COVID
Eddie Drinkwine, Entertainment Editor • May 10, 2021
SERVES UP! The girls volleyball team aces the competition
SERVES UP! The girls volleyball team aces the competition
Maren Blakeney and Za'Nia Harris • May 3, 2021
Alley doors reopen; Girl and Boy bowlers
Alley doors reopen; Girl and Boy bowlers' seasons spared
LeeAnn Severson, Reporter • April 15, 2021
HOOPS! Boys basketball team brings order to the court
HOOPS! Boys basketball team brings order to the court
Maren Blakeney and Za'nia Harris • April 7, 2021
What's something you did at school for Black History Month?
Raehann Razick, Freshman. “We had an Art project for Mr. Blackwell to create a project about an historic black art figure. I chose Jacob Lawrence because he is a very famous illustrator. I am inspired by him because his artwork describes many things going on in his life. I really enjoyed doing this project because it took time and effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.”
Christopher Caruana, Sophomore. “To celebrate Black History Month, my math class and I made Google slides completely filled with different famous black mathematicians, and we talked about what kind of accomplishments they did and where they started.”
Abdul Al-Sammarraie, Junior. “I have like three classes that didn’t do anything for it, but the ones that did had us make a presentation about a well known and important person in the African American community. I did Sugar Ray Robinson, a boxer, and Benjamin Banneker.”
Haley Nickols, Senior. “For my Precalculus class, I made a presentation about Katherine Johnson, a famous mathematician who worked for NASA. Her story inspired the movie Hidden Figures, with Taraji P. Henson portraying her. For my yearbook class, we did an assignment where we made and presented a google slides presentation of a famous black journalist. My subject was Alice Allison Dunnigan, the first African American female correspondent to cover the White House and receive White House credentials.”
Black History Month photo shoot features area creatives
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