It is almost October, and with that comes Halloween, National Teacher’s day, and Dysautonomia Awareness. But with that comes many questions. Mainly, what is dysautonomia? It sounds like a terrible dystopian world. Sometimes, it’s just as much a nightmare. Dysautonomia is an autoimmune disorder that affects the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The ANS is responsible for regulating all bodily functions
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Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), an impressive club with an even more impressive community. To me it means family and friendships. Last year I was in FCCLA, and I made many new friends and grew closer to the old ones. I love FCCLA; I got a lot of new opportunities and great experiences while in this amazing
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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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Busy,” “Informative,” “Awesome,” “Fast;” these are the words that Apex High students used to describe the 2017-2018 school year. There are only a few days of school left, which makes it the perfect time to reflect and hear from AHS students and teachers about their thoughts on this year. Sophomore Foster Hager enjoyed the school year and would rate it
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Unless you have been living in complete isolation from society for the past six months, you have definitely heard of the newest video game to take over the gaming community. All around the world, kids and adults of all ages are obsessing over this popular, free-to-play Battle Royale type game which can be played on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC. A
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Over the course of the 2017-2018 school year, Apex High School students have worked extremely hard and achieved countless goals in every area possible. Whether it was for sports, academics, arts, music, or school clubs, the students of AHS turned their ambitions into realities. Let’s see what accomplishments made Apex students most proud this year! Freshman Gabe Swanser Swanser said
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From April 20-25, Apex DECA traveled to Atlanta, Georgia to compete in ICDC, or International Career Development Conference. I had the opportunity to sit down with one of the finalists from Apex High School. Jackson Arnold was a top twenty finalist in the world for Automotive Services Marketing Roleplay. Q: How did you qualify for ICDC? A: To qualify, you
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Apex High School has a lot of great programs to offer, and opportunities for students to take advantage of. Over this past spring break, Apex High School has students traveling all around the world. I had the opportunity to talk to Doug Martin, a Junior and French II student about his experience in France this past break. Q: What was
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Audio: Article: Are you putting off a homework assignment or waiting until the last minute to start studying? If so, you are not alone. Nearly every student suffers from procrastination at some point in their school career, and it is difficult putting mind over matter to get your work done. The next time that you find yourself falling into the
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Last week, Apex High School held a march in remembrance of students who were murdered in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Florida. The march began at 9:45 A.M. and the students showed out. Hundreds of young people, hungry for change, were marching out of the doors. Down the sidewalks we went, headed to the football field. On
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