"As a senior, I feel it is my duty to have a rivalry with the junior class."

This year's spirit week was fantastic.

"Home Economics classes make a significant change in how prepared students are for entering the world on their own."

The overt and covert racism and white supremacy of our community are very prevalent.

Choosing a quote can prove to be quite challenging: in ten years when someone flips through the yearbook and possibly sees yours, what do you want them to remember about you? What will these few words tell your children about this time in your life? Okay, maybe it's not that important, but that senior quote is essentially your final words as a high schooler, preserved forever.

Going back to school in-person fully was a great step in the right direction of returning to normalcy. By giving seniors the opportunity at a prom, it would give us a fun ending to an otherwise stressful and unprecedented senior year.

There comes a time in your life, after being told again and again that your phone is actually the sole culprit behind every mishap you’ve ever experienced, to pause and wonder if adults are onto something with their relentless vilification of technology.

I am sure there are many well-equipped, responsible teenagers driving around. However, there are not enough.

In addition to its commonly cited academic pitfalls, the student body seems to be experiencing emotional distress at the hands of at-home education.

I wake up at 6:50 a.m. I roll over to turn off my blaring alarm. Half-awake, I sit up in bed and scroll through Instagram, Tik Tok, and Snapchat. At 7:08 a.m., I roll back over to turn on my computer and log into my zero period PE class.

I am 17 years old and have quite a bit of gray hair.

"I’ve always been one of the few kids at my school with gay parents, and my experience hasn’t been easy."