Yes, you read the title right. One of my close friends, Sophia O’Sullivan, has recently committed to college for her incredible athletic ability with pole vaulting. Pole vaulting is an unique event for track and field where an athlete uses a long and usually flexible pole to lift themselves over a bar set at a certain height. I decided to
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As we all know, Wake County Public Schools, including Apex High School, has transitioned into Plan A recently. With that, there are many changes that have been made inside the school and classroom that are different from Plan B. The school and classrooms are filled with more students, and upperclassmen can now go off campus again for lunch. The social
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Although in the United States we do not have a monarchy anymore, England still does. Since the United States doesn’t have a monarchy, I know a lot of people look to England for the drama, or gossip, of their royal family. In their royal family, they have Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Phillip; then the line of succession goes
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Over many years, Apex DECA has continued to do well and flourish. Students start off by competing at districts and if they qualify, they go onto States. From there, they can qualify for ICDC. From February 15th to 19th, Apex DECA competed at states and many things were different. The award ceremony was just last week, and I interviewed one
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Here at Apex High School, we frequently have new teachers joining us. Ms. Pettifer is our newest social studies teacher, and she teaches Civics and American History. She is very excited to be teaching at Apex, and I had the pleasure of interviewing her. Keep reading to learn more about our newest social studies teacher, Ms. Pettifer. Q: Where are
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