So many new clubs emerge every year at Apex. The club roster is absolutely stacked now; there are dozens of clubs that meet at least every month, with boards of students who volunteer their time and efforts to help run each club. But every club has a purpose, and every student who attends the club meetings has some expectation behind
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This year’s homecoming is rumored to be the best one yet. Homecoming is the biggest fall event of the semester. Let’s talk about what happens during this fun-filled week. During the week of Homecoming, it’s Spirit Week. Every day of the week is a new theme for the day. This year, we only have four days of the week since
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Apex High has had a lot of changes in 2023. There are new lunch pass rules, new classes, and new teachers. However, a noticeable change that affects every student and teacher at Apex is the switch to Canvas from Google Classroom. Most people grew up using Google Classroom in elementary and middle school. While some people used Canvas as an
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On Friday, September 8th, Apex High School’s cross country team participated in the annual Friday Night Lights event in Kernersville, NC. This event is held every year and highly anticipated atApex High as well as many other public and private schools that participate. The event included twelve races, either open or invitational. Out of the eighty–person team at Apex, sixteen
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As the 2023-2024 school year starts up at Apex High School, there are many familiar faces in the halls, classrooms, and on the field, but there are many new faces too. This year, we are welcoming over twenty new teachers to the Apex family, including a new Computer Science teacher, Mrs. Inscoe. To get a better idea of who Mrs.
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The start of the 2023-2024 school year has brought many changes with it here at Apex from new teachers and staff to updated school policies. One of the more noticeable changes, however, has been the addition of two new vending machines in the cafeteria. Sitting against the wall near the lunch lines, the two drink vending machines have gained a
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At Apex High School, there are always new teachers becoming a part of the Apex family, and today we have the honor of welcoming Mr. Verb, our new social studies teacher and Apex baseball coach! I was able to sit down and get to know him a little better; here’s what he said: Q: Where are you from? A: “I
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I have always been interested in journalism, especially print journalism. When I learned about Legacy during my freshman year, I was ecstatic. I eagerly took the Introduction to Communications and Mass Media course, which was the prerequisite for Newspaper at the time; it was probably my favorite class freshman year. When Covid hit in 2020, I was upset that I
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Going into high school, I had no idea what direction to take. I pretty much picked my electives at random, and I didn’t feel like anything would turn into a real career path for me. By second semester, though, I started to get the first part of an idea. I had to write a couple of articles for a mock
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Like many other Apex High School students, I had no idea we had a newspaper program. That is until my freshman English teacher recommended me for it. Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, my interview with Mrs. McGee went better than expected, and I was excited to join the class. Then to nobody’s surprise, Covid threw a wrench in my plans. My virtual
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