education | Arlingtonian Student Newsmagazine

State of the Schools: The Future of UA

admin2019-11-15

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, ...

News & Notes

A Day for Everyone

admin2019-04-17

Columnist ponders the problems rooted in some student's disinterest in Idea Day

Op/Ed

A Costly Divide

Josie Stewart2019-03-24

Columnist discusses privilege in UA

Op/Ed

ADHD and Adolescence

admin2018-04-24

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...

Features

A Silent Education

admin2018-02-11

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...

Spotlight Stories

Knowledge of U.S. Civics and History Among Citizens

admin2016-11-22

By Katherine Dominek, '19 and Megan Miller, '20 United States civics and history play a big role in the lives of American citizens. However, a major flaw cas...

FeaturesMultimedia

Havoc Over Homework

admin2016-10-11

by Clare Driscoll and Sophie Yang, '19 | UAHS reinforces the long-standing recommendation that teachers assign no more than three hours of homework per week

Features

New Office Hours

admin2016-08-29

Trial Thursday office hours aim to help personalize learning

News & Notes

Shooting Shock

admin2016-04-22

Staff discusses preparation for active shooters

Op/Ed

Tech’D Out

admin2015-12-11

by Cole Pirwitz, '16, Olivia Van Arsdale, '17, and Tom Weimer, '18 District-Wide Laptops Spark Debate Once upon a time, technology in schools was considered t...

Spotlight Stories

Privy to Privacy?

admin2015-12-11

by McDaniel Hartranft, '17 Growing up with the school computers blocking certain images and websites, the question of whether students will have much privacy o...

Spotlight Stories

A Case Against Apathy

admin2015-05-27

Columnist revels in middle school passion for school project

Op/Ed