By Bo Fisher
The Schedule Review Committee proposed a possible schedule change for upcoming school years that has already begun stirring a debate. Blocked clas...
By Parijat Jha
It is a Thursday night, the lights are dim, and the audience is anxious to see the plays begin. The actors are backstage ready to preform, hop...
The dream to relive sixth grade camp came true for UAHS students, but this time around, students experienced camp much differently—as counselors.
Senior Joey Cordle said the sixth graders looked up to the counselors for their age.
“At that age, you look up to high schoolers, and almost everything they do seems cool,” Cordle said. “[The sixth graders] are always interested in you, and they always want to cling around you.”
Instead of holding eight classes each day, a new schedule created by the Schedule Review Committee proposes a modified A/B block schedule at UAHS starting in the 2010-11 school year.
New trend in schools has administrators handing out cash to students who perform well in class. Such incentives have educators and students split in opinion.
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Possibility of open study hall leaves juniors in suspense
By Maria Paskell '11
All high school students dream of senior privileges, such as having a parking...
by Marisa Patwa, '12
When students enter rooms 231 and 236 for their science class, they might be surprised to see a different view. These two rooms have...
by Lina Al-Khatib, '10
Homeroom has been moved from Fridays to Wednesdays this year due to teachers’ preference to have only one altered schedule a week inst...
New curriculum is in the works for sixth-through-10th grade students
by Noah Grumman, '12
The words International Baccalaureate usually conjure thoughts of ...
