The pandemic may be over, but its effects linger three years later.
BY EMILY AYARS ’24, RYAN CHO ’25, SAFIA MALHOTRA ’24, ADELAIDE PETRAS ’24 AND THEA POSTA...
A exploration of the gender imbalance within the education system.
BY EMILY AYARS '24
Historically, males have made up the majority of the educated popul...
An investigation into education plans at UAHS including IEPs and 504s.
BY EMILY AYARS '24 AND GRETA MILLER '23
Publicly educating students in the United ...
A look at how students’ online and offline activity is monitored.
BY EZRA LIU ’24
In 2015, a new Digital Conversion Plan was presented to the Upper Arlin...
Arlingtonian sat down with the two new assistant principals, Nikole James and Matthew Jordan, to discuss their upcoming first year at UAHS.
BY MATTHEW DORON...
Defining and discussing political and moral lines is imperative to our education.
BY EDITORIAL BOARD
Being tasked with writing a staff editorial about racism ...
Three novels that show the experiences of others in the world.
BY REESE PLAGENZ, '23.
Now more than ever, people are looking for ways to learn about the dif...
Upper Arlington gives the community a glimpse of the prospective future of academics in the city with the annual State of the Schools event.
By Ayah Elsheikh, ...
By Olivia Buster '20
As Sophomore Cam Clark listens to his geometry lesson his mind starts to wander. Equations start to melt into daydreams as his medicatio...
In the wake of the #metoo and Time’s Up movements, students confront consent and sexual harassment
by Dylan Carlson Sirvent and Clare Driscoll, '19
Ever sin...