Related Posts:

• Lack of uniform communication about AP exams causes confusion among students, keeping students informed allows… Beginning the first week of May, students will come into the school as early as 8 a.m. for AP exams. All exams will be administered in-person, with a few exceptions. Due to the challenges of COVID-19, the counseling department chose…
• Mary Grace Jacko on running Jacko Jewelry [Biz Buzz] Happy March! Today I sat down with senior and founder of Jacko Jewelry, Mary Grace Jacko, to talk about her Instagram jewelry business. She sells many cool handmade pieces with beautiful meanings behind them, and takes a lot of care…
• Entertainment Spotlight: Sophomore Izzy Monger on her homemade jewelry business What sparked your interest in jewelry making? When did it start? Once quarantine started, I had an abundance of free time and I had recently found a box of beads in my basement, so I ordered some supplies and started…
• GRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE: MELTDOWN To see more works by Daniel Tian, click here. To see more works by Sowmya Chundi, click here. To see more issues of the HiLite, click here.
• Student athletes, counselor share experiences, perspectives on balancing school, life Bing Hudson, Varsity Men’s track runner and senior is a busy student athlete. He says that the best way that he manages his stress is to find a balance.  “I just try to balance things as much as possible,” he…
• Students should consider applying for local scholarships in second semester College applications are a pain. They’re the final hurdle of high school for most students, and whether you’re filling out two applications or twelve, it’s rarely a fun process. First, you have to fill out the seemingly endless Common App…