Category Archives: Life at the PEAK

My Dog Ate My Homework… And My Alarm Clock: The Best (and Worst) Excuses for Tardy Students

At Apex High, students frequently arrive late, offering imaginative excuses that reveal a conflict between punctuality and absurdity. From claims about frozen chicken nugget packages to negotiating with geese, students illustrate their creativity. The message is clear: students should prioritize attendance and punctuality to achieve academic success.

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Apex Students Favorite Part Of Homecoming Week

This week is homecoming week at Apex, which includes many events and special days in school to celebrate homecoming, such as spirit week, the pep rally, the homecoming game, and the homecoming dance.Many students at Apex enjoy participating in these events, so I wanted to interview some students to find out what their favorite part is, and here is what

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Artists at Apex!

Art is an outlet for people to express themselves. It helps people process and release emotions that others may not understand. It can also be a fun way to relax and take a break. Many students at Apex High School, including myself, love art and sharing it with others. Here are some student-artists and their creations: Artist: Sally LinGrade: 12

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Class of 2025 Destinations

It’s incredibly sad to watch another class leave Apex High. You’re with them for most of your high school career, and suddenly they’re gone. The exciting thing is that they are heading to a new chapter in their lives, which should hopefully make the goodbye process a little easier as we support them on their next adventure. Thank you for

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Do Apex Science Teachers Think They Could Summit Mt. Everest?

Mount Everest has killed over 300 people because of its hauntingly icy winds and steep sedimentary ledges. Its height reaches a colossal 29,032 feet, being the tallest mountain in the world. Yet the question is, do YOU think you could summit this Himalayan peak?  “Absolutely not!” said Mrs. Piper. “Summiting any mountain is a feat, but Mt. Everest can become

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