I have never seen or heard of a middle school and high school next to each other and rides the same buses before I moved to this school.I ride a bus that combines with another a few times a week and there is barely any room for anyone to sit. The middle schoolers take up …
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Students are challenged daily at school. Seven hours a day, five days a week, teenagers wake up, then go to school for a long time doing things they do not want to do. In addition to this, most students either play a sport, have a job, and some even do both. Schools encourage students to …
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Taking the ACT junior and senior year is a task that the majority of students stress over. Studying for, preparing for, and retaking the test itself are all a part of the process of the ACT, making it time consuming and oftentimes overwhelming. While the ACT is used by a multitude of postsecondary institutions to …
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The new Halloween movie of 2021 Halloween Kills is gruesome and frightening. I’m a big fan of the Halloween movie series. They have always been my favorite scary movie to watch during the spooky season or just any time of the year. This movie is about a man called the boogie man or most call …
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The wellness class has greatly decreased in activity ever since the recent incident of coach Beaty resigning creating extreme boredom for students in the class and also the lack of a teacher. With the issue of one less teacher there have been multiple substitutes taking coach Beaty’s role and since coach Beaty was the only …
Every day after school hundreds of students, from freshmen to seniors all crowd around each other, waiting for their ride home. Student choice, or safety concern? Students don’t seem to pay much mind to this issue, as we are used to crowded hallways, classrooms, and cafeterias. But seeing as most of the students’ buses don’t …
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A school year typically lasts 9 months starting in August and ending in May, depending on the school. Some schools have a different way of learning. Those schools stay all year round instead of taking a 3 month long break after every school year, which can be even more helpful to some students. Year round …
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Draping and styling, my oh my, but who is the wonderful lady behind it??? And the answer is Mrs. Flatford! Mrs. Flatford is the cosmetology teacher here at Carter High School. But who is she away from school and who was she before becoming a teacher, did she ever consider going a different path, or …
I sat down and talked to Ms.. Wimer on Wednesday and Thursday and was asking her some questions about something that was interesting about her and that most people didn’t know. When we were interviewing she told me she was a musician. She played classical piano from grade school all the way through high school …
90-degree weather; 30-degree weather; through rain, humidity, even snow. The circumstances aren’t an issue for sophomore Collin Abbott, who runs at the track multiple times a week to train for track. To be exact, Collin stated that he runs “at least two to three times a week” to prepare for the spring track season, and …
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