Traditionally, when high school students graduate and complete their educational journey, they are surrounded by people they see in class every day. However, that is...
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Column: A virtual student’s experience with California history day
More than a thousand students from across California gathered in Sacramento from May 2 through May 4 to showcase months of extensive historical research and analysis at...
Opinion: Can track and field still thrive without the “field”?
Recently, Michael Johnson announced a new track league called the Grand Slam Track League. What makes this league special is that it only features track events. I dive into the logistics and whether it will succeed.
Column: On approaches to education
The goal of education should be to instruct a child on a wide range of disciplines so that they can decide what profession they want to practice and pursue in their life. This process will lead to a life full of higher satisfaction and pleasures brought by their...
Review: The emotional power of the novel ‘Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow’
After I read the novel Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, I realized how storytelling and creative outlets help people deal with grief.
Opinion: Check-In Challenge
This piece explores why taking a moment to ask “How am I really doing?” can change everything—from your mental health to your sense of purpose.
What are the copyright implications of using Artificial Intelligence for schoolwork?
Generative AI tools are embroiled in multiple copyright related lawsuits in the United States, as opponents to those tools claim they steal the work of human artists to construct their content. Considering the crackdown on plagiarism in higher education, what legal or ethical repercussions could the use of these tools pose for students in the future?
Opinion: Locked out of the library: How book bans deprive young Americans
When the school librarian told me that “To Kill a Mockingbird” was deemed too unsafe for 6th graders at my middle school, I apologized, closed the book, and did not dare touch it again for another two years.
Breaking down the value of the A-G courses
California strongly encourages completing the A-G requirements along with the mandatory high school graduation requirements before going to college. Are these classes what will best prepare students for life after graduation?
Little Parrot Farm: A local sustainable farm
A local non-profit located in Rowland Height, California that features the harmony into nature.