Editorials Featured Social Media: The Apathy Epidemic Ever thought why there is a lack of interest for the current, cruel events? There’s a reason for that, and you’ll never guess why.
Editorials Featured Let the Signs Stay The Superintendent directed teachers to take down all signs deemed “politically divisive,” including LGBT Safe Space Signs. Here are reasons for pushback.
Editorials A Study in Humility “Freedom from pride or arrogance; the quality or state of being humble”: the definition of ‘humility’ according to Merriam-Webster. But what is humility, really?
Editorials Featured Opinion: Why the District Should Address the EAW's Concerns The EAW–Education Association of Waukesha–created a petition citing concerns they felt about the district's COVID policies. Here is writer Harsha Gaddipati's analysis.
Editorials Common Misconceptions of Recycling Recycling is one of the most effective things you can do to help the world. But a big reason many people don’t recycle, is that they don’t know what exactly to recycle. To help ease the confusion, here are some busted common myths about recycling.
Editorials Opinion: We Need Gun Control. Now. Gun violence is destroying the future of America. Is this the only way to stop it?
Editorials Open Letter on Florida School Shooting: A Call for Action Michael Tang reflects on the latest school shooting and questions the continuing lack of government action.
Editorials Have iPad Restrictions Gone Too Far? As technology becomes increasingly prevalent in classrooms, the School District has simultaneously increased restrictions on its use. But could these actions be harming our education?
Editorials The Internet is Almost Dead How will the overnight meme sensation Ajit Pai impact student lives? Bob and his cousin Becky weigh in on this decisive issue.
Editorials Million Dollar Mania Questions remain regarding the school's million dollar cafeteria upgrade. Was there a better way to have used those funds?
Editorials Opinion: Standardized Testing America is falling behind in education compared to the rest of the world. And standardized testing is to blame.
