Though drugs are often associated with adults, teenagers who use also often struggle with addiction and recovery; thus it’s important to understand how to create safe, supportive spaces centered on healing and honesty.
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.
Washington celebrated Black History Month with Power Week, during which various events were held to educate students and support the local Black community.
The narrative of black history has consistently overshadowed current problems. It’s time to focus on the future.
WHS students have conflicting opinions on P.E. While some truly enjoy the exercise, others feel it’s a waste of time.
Due to the quickly spreading Omicron variant, many teachers are falling sick, resulting in staff shortages that negatively impact the teachers who are filling in as well as students’ learning.
Currently, Washington lunches are too short, preventing new, longer club activities from starting as well as making it difficult for students to go off campus, do homework, and finish their meals.
Huskies from 1925 muse about the future, hoping that airplanes will become as common and cheap as cars and school will be taught through radios.
