Seniors struggle to navigate college apps
As college application season starts, high school seniors all over the country are stressing out about essays and their grade point averages.
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WHS quarterback injury leads to questions about the safety of football
On Friday, September 6, during the Huskies’ first home game against the Arroyo Dons, varsity backup quarterback and safety Bryan Bullock sustained a scary injury during halftime.
Club leaders prepare for the new school year
Club Rush 2024 wrapped up with over 70 clubs participating, making it one of the most exciting
Fremont teacher of the year John Muragu’s dedication and impact
Becoming the teacher of the year isn’t just a title; it is evidence of dedication, passion and a positive impact on students’ lives. John Muragu is a resource teacher at Washington High School with a deep-rooted commitment to his students.
Embracing diversity: A look at the multicultural assembly
Throughout the year, Washington High holds various events celebrating school spirit and unity—Spirit Week, Winter Week, Battle of the Classes, and more. This month in particular focuses on unity through the recognition and empowerment of our diverse groups at Washington, as highlighted in This is Us week and the Multicultural Assembly.
Jobs post-high school
For some students, getting a job may be harder right after school, while for others it may not. For instance, the ones that have had jobs during high school have a jump start at obtaining a successful job post-graduation.
From accessible to exclusive: The growing selectivity of college admissions
College admissions have always been a rat race in the United States, demanding a relentless, competitive pursuit of academic success. However, in recent years, it has transformed into what students believe to be the mere luck of the draw…
In depth with ALAS at WHS
Among all the clubs at Washington High School, ALAS, the Association of Latin American Students is a cultural club that provides the opportunity for many to be exposed to Latin culture and be able to experience something new and different. Throughout my interviews with members of the club, I had the privilege of going more in depth with the leaders of ALAS and gaining insight on what the point of the club specifically is, their plans for WHS, and what they are striving to achieve.
Digital citizenship classes at Centerville: Are they working?
It is common knowledge that the newest generation, dubbed “Gen Alpha,” is heavily dependent on these apps, more so than any previous generation. This dependency can have disastrous effects on the safety and wellbeing of these children.