Unplug and Go Out
There is a running joke about how often teens are on their phone, and how disconnected we are from the real world. During the
Category: Opinion
10 Things I Will (& Won’t) Miss About Our School
My time at our school has come to an end, and here I will be bittersweetly reminiscing on the things I will (and won’t) be
A Game for the Seniors
Pickleball is a sport that can be played by all ages but is mostly done by seniors. The average age for pickleball players averages between
Anticipating the Release Day
Throughout the months of April through September, the weather is hot and can be the perfect time to hang outside. While there are many things
Why Arrive at 25
‘Arrive at 25’ is the phrase coined by Springfield Public Schools in order to encourage students to get the 25 credits they need to
Blocking our Connection
It’s common practice for schools to limit what you can access from your Chromebook, and with good reason. But here, they also regulate accessibility over
Does The Road Work Ahead?
As a new driver, roadwork can be very stressful due to the delays and traffic. Adjusting to losing an entire lane on a road you
The “In’s” of Being Involved
High school is filled with many ups and downs. You go through major emotional and physical changes and that can be hard to undergo alone.
Parking Lot Palooza
Every year there is an extremely long line of people hoping to get a spot near their friends. Not only that but it also takes
Shop Cheap Get Cheap
Cheaper online shopping is becoming more popular amongst teens and young adults. Tik Tok Shop, Temu, and Shein are some of the more popular websites
When Can We Leave?
When becoming a Chief Mentor, one of the benefits that come with it is getting to leave five minutes early from class each day. This
Physical books vs e-Books–a battle for the best
When I read a book, I get sucked into everything about it. The characters, the plots, the setting, and even the way the author writes
Study Spots For an Easy A
The Commons is a great location to study at due to its wide range of seating. Its size and calming atmosphere with music to top
Getting a Percentage Back
You’ve been excited about the school dance for the past week. However, when you walk up to the table to get your ticket, they
Dating in High School: Then VS. Now
Dating has changed a ton over the years. Back in the day, people would meet through friends or while out and about, and they’d chat
Prepare to be Practical
The thought of high school classes preparing us for the real world is sometimes seen as a joke. However, the importance of these classes should
Crazy 4 Crumbl
Crumbl Cookies is coming to Springfield! If you haven’t a clue what Crumbl Cookies is, you probably don’t have any form of social media. The
A Trip Down Memory Lane
As a kid, I remember sitting in front of the TV while playing with play-dough or eating a snack. However, it’s hard to remember every
Teaching Media Literacy
Our nation is currently experiencing a political and social division that has not been seen since the Civil War. Instead of being a place for
Seasonal Struggles
Allergies, also known as hay fever, are nothing new. There are over 100 million people in the U.S. alone with allergies. Personally, my allergies come