CollegeBoard— Are We Rocking with the Monopoly?
Do you ever realize how much of your life is controlled by someone else? Take your education— from your daily AP classes to…
Do you ever realize how much of your life is controlled by someone else? Take your education— from your daily AP classes to…
Every season, the NBA world waits for the moment it can officially declare the Warriors finished. Any time Golden State hits a rough…
It’s a Monday in Washington High School. A group of seniors is huddled over a single iPhone 17, but they aren’t looking at…
In the Bay Area, extreme academic stress has stopped being seen as a problem but has become an expectation. Academic stress has become…
Every fall, millions of high school students look to make a leap in their lives by applying to colleges across the United States. Admissions offices look at a variety of factors when making the complicated decision of whether a student should be admitted or not.
I’ve seen a bucketload of disdain towards higher education, mainly directed at the cost of attending a four-year college. And while I strongly disagree with the sentiment, the hate, unfortunately, is not unfounded.
It is no secret that AI is being used by students everywhere to complete all manner of tasks and homework assignments. But students are no longer the only people in school using artificial intelligence to make their lives easier.
What are Sunday scaries? The Sunday scaries, often referred to as the Sunday Anxiety, describe the feeling of unease or nervous anticipation that happens when the weekend is coming to an end.
With California recently joining over thirty states banning phone usage in schools, debate over whether this helps or harms students is growing. The purpose is to help students focus in school instead of scrolling through social media and texting during class time.