If you asked me at the beginning of my freshman year about the school newspaper, I would have sadly responded with the typical Apex High answer, “We have a school newspaper?” Growing up, I vividly remember all of the Disney movies that portrayed high school newspaper writers as outcasts barely getting by, some even being banished to the basement (hey

Here are your 2018 Senior Superlatives! Click the image below!

As the end of the school year approaches, many of our Apex seniors are getting closer to the next chapter of their lives. While their time cheering on our Cougars has come to an end, two of our very own Apex cheerleaders made the North Carolina State University cheer team. Seniors Ally Taft and Sarah Bond will move on to

Audio: Article: With the elegant colors of black and gold and the aura of glitz and glam in the air, this year’s prom theme hopes to capture the essence of the glamorous 1920s. Each year, Apex High’s prom committee works with their advisor, Ms. Hoskins, to put on the best prom possible. Senior and prom committee member Allyson Kilpatrick describes

On Feb. 9, Mrs. Hoskins and three of her culinary arts students, Katelyn Holmes, Margaux Whitley, and Amanda Marrott traveled to Johnson and Wales University in Charlotte to compete in the annual Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Culinary Competition. The girls were able to win first place among seven other teams in North Carolina! I got the

Apex High School recognized two very influential people at our school. Ms. Rozanne Todd was chosen as this year’s Teacher of the Year, and Ms. Janice May was awarded the Teacher Assistant of the Year. Let’s meet these outstanding educators! Ms. Rozanne Todd is member of our School Improvement Team, Instructional Leadership Team, and Special Programs Department here at Apex