As you have probably noticed, there was a statewide “Teachers Walk” that occured in Downtown Raleigh on May 16, 2018. Expected to walk were about 15,000 teachers from over three dozen school districts in North Carolina. The teachers began the walk at 700 S. Salisbury St. at approximately ten a.m. Teachers took to the sidewalks and walked up Fayetteville Street
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AUDIO: As the year is ending and graduation is nearing for seniors, Prom King and Queen were voted on two weekends ago at prom. “Putting on the Ritz” was the theme this year, and while I am an underclassmen and was not privileged enough to attend, I heard that it was definitely a night for the books. Abby Farnsworth and
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During the month of April, most commonly April 22, there are festivities held to celebrate our earth. Families start tending to their garden and planting a tree seedling or two. However, we should be teaching future generations to lead a sustainable life year-long, not just for a month or a day a year. Below are some ways to celebrate Earth
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With only one three-day weekend left in the next nine weeks, students and teacher alike are scrambling around wondering how they are going to get through the rest of this school year. Ask for help! Worried about that chem test on Friday? Do not be afraid to reach out to your teacher or your peers to ask for
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Audio: Article: As you may or may not have noticed, there has been a lack of Women’s JV teams this year. There have been two teams (soccer and softball) that were close to not being established due to lack of players. Let’s start off with soccer. Last year, according to Maxpreps.com, there were fifteen players on the team last year.
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https://uploads.knightlab.com/storymapjs/3fcbd3c1948f93b556b561c7bdb031da/article-4/index.html Never had I thought that finding a student or teacher from each state would be so difficult. The first states that popped into my mind as “hard,” would have been North Dakota, Minnesota, Rhode Island, etc. However, it was just the opposite as I found people from all three of those states. Through this I have found out that
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This has been the first year I have really sat down and have gotten to watch The Winter Olympics. So far, my only feeling towards it is absolute amazement. There are a few Olympians who have really stood out during this olympic rotation, and this article will take a look these jaw- dropping athletes. Let’s start with medal count. Norway
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Oh, February– a month of love, romance, and of course, chocolate! If you’re single this Valentine’s Day, take this quiz to figure out which candy to spend your Valentine’s Day with this year!
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A small new community was started on January 8, 2018 when a “Pay What You Can” restaurant opened on 300 W Hargett Street. A Place at the Table opened by NC State graduate Maggie Kane, is a place for people of all different backgrounds to come and enjoy a hot and healthy meal. “A Place at the Table,” is Raleigh’s
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Imagine your English class right now, about thirty-five to forty people, right? By 2050, your grandkids’ class could be composed of about sixty to seventy. This is due to the fact that Wake County’s expected growth rate is expected to jump about 72% by 2040. As we have all noticed, there has been an increase in population in the Triangle
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