By Meera Dahiya

February 15, 2019

The number of semester As has increased dramatically since the 2014-15 school year, The Washington Post reported Dec. 31. The Post, which analyzed new district data, found...

By Thomas Mande and Danny Donoso

February 8, 2019

When principal Robert Dodd sent out an email late Tuesday afternoon notifying students that athletic director Andy Wetzel would be selling the remaining parking permits the...

By Hirari Sato

February 16, 2019

Between snow days, national holidays and professional days, students have had more long weekends and days off than in previous years. These breaks are generally too short...

By Hirari Sato

February 15, 2019

Junior Serena Lee draws small, intricate lines on her digital tablet at home. Going frame by frame, she takes weeks to sketch the fields, flowers and characters for her short...

By Ally Navarrete

February 14, 2019

The bocce team placed second in the Division III group at the state championship Wednesday. Each team is randomly placed into one of four different divisions, with about eight teams per group.

By Isabelle van Nieuwkoop

February 13, 2019

Boys varsity soccer coach Dave Greene was named the 2018 MACS Richard Bartos Memorial Boys Coach of the Year—an honor given to the best coach in Maryland each year— Feb....

By Katherine Slyvester and Ella Atsavapranee

February 5, 2019

Many students will take math classes as challenging as Calculus by the end of high school, but almost all students forget one of the most practical applications of math: finance....

By Editorial Board

February 2, 2019

During the first few weeks of November, students noticed an inconvenient phenomenon: while it had been difficult to access personal Google accounts on Chromebooks in the past,...

By Will Brown

February 13, 2019

While many think that novels, movies and television can create stories worth remembering and convey lessons worth teaching, few believe the same about video games. This is largely because many people’s first and only association with video games is mindless shooters like in “Fortnite” and “Call of Duty” or popular sports games like “FIFA” or “Madden”. This line of thinking does a disservice to one of the most powerful storytelling devices on the planet.

By Sydney Miller

February 8, 2019

Here’s the thing: I was wrong about Idaho. If you know me, you’re probably really confused. You’ve heard me kick the dead horse that is my love of the Gem State ever...