Humans of Washington High School: Women’s History Month
The women of Washington High School work actively to spur change in their communities and educate others.
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Washington needs a uniform
Washington High School, as well as most public schools, have a mandatory dress code, although it is rarely enforced. It could be vastly improved with a uniform as school is a place for education, not self-expression.
WASC judges Washington
Recently, WASC came to Washington High School in order to judge whether the school meets the standard to award diplomas.
Washington High School’s outlook on the Russo-Ukrainian War
Huskies are fearful of potential nuclear war and Russian takeover of Ukraine, question the value of sanctions, and ponder the war’s effects on the US economy.
How Islamophobia affects the lives of Muslims in the Bay Area
Islamophobia is a widespread, global issue. In the Bay Area, Muslim students tend to feel safer, though issues such as lack of understanding that Islam is a choice, not something that is forced upon people, are still prevalent.
Riley Pearson: Washington’s four-sport athlete
Riley Pearson is a passionate four-sport athlete, who constantly challenges himself while bringing enthusiasm to the sport.
New rule to make healthier lunches for students
Washington has implemented a new rule to ensure school lunches are more balanced and healthier. Some students feel the rule is beneficial as is, while others believe it needs to go further by limiting unhealthy options.
The Wonders of Crochet
Washington students Nina Rock and Saadhana Rajesh expand the boundaries of traditional art through crochet.
Black History Month is outdated: Look towards the future, instead.
The narrative of black history has consistently overshadowed current problems. It’s time to focus on the future.