If your family is anything like mine, you know how stressful it is to do all your Christmas shopping on Dec 23! You are finding out all the secret plans your mother has made for you over your break, and you are already failing at that study routine you planned just a few days ago. Anyhow, I am going to
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We want to know your answers to these “Would You Rather” questions– holiday edition! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/225JRSB The results are in! Thank you for participating. https://www.surveymonkey.com/results/SM-GC3VHMM9V/
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This year, one of my favorite administrators and mentor was nominated as a candidate for Wake County Public School System’s Assistant Principal of the Year Award. We had the chance to sit down and talk to November’s Cougar of the Month and candidate, Mr. Rodney Smith. Why do you think you were selected as a candidate? That’s a good question;
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Based off of the book written by Angie Thomas, The Hate U Give was made into a film production released on Oct. 5 of this year. Produced by George Tillman Jr., the story tackles disturbing topics surrounding police brutality, being black in America, code switching, and balancing worlds between cultures. Tillman did a great job developing the plot
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This week I was able to speak with one of Apex High School’s most well-known athletes, Omar McBride. With a history of performing exceptionally well in outdoor track, he was given the opportunity to participate in the Junior Olympics these past two weeks in Buenos Aires. I sat down with him to get all the details on his experience.
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We are officially seven weeks into first semester! With classes in full swing, some may find it difficult to keep up, and the phrase “I don’t have enough time,” or “There aren’t enough hours in the day;” begin to come up. I have found that students DO have enough hours in the day, they just aren’t using them efficiently. Let
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With the last days of school upon us, these final moments are bittersweet. Students are excited for their summer plans, are ready to delete the alarms off of their phones, and are awaiting the ending of final exams. As most of the student body, parents, and teachers have been told, our principal, Diann Kearney, will be retiring in June of
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