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ACT Test Changes
Entropy: where order tends to disorder. This might not be the case with a special nation-wide change. The ACT, formerly known as American College Testing,...
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Shredding the Gnar With Luke Gatlin
Seconds before dropping-in at the skatepark, the body and mind of someone who skates are nervous. Someone who skates takes risks because although he...
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Exclusive Content: Lizards with Larson
The December issue of The RocketTimes featured a story about a student who took an interest in reptiles. A new video with Connor Larson and...
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Friendships Rooted in Faith
Since 1941, Young Life, a Christian ministry, has reached out to middle school, high school, and college-aged students in all 50 states and 90 countries...
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Funky Father Friend
Imagine being a killer musician, being able to shred the guitar to any song that is played on the guitar. Imagine being able to just...
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The Schedule Shuffle
A student walks down the hall, heading to his L1 lunch period before going to Schola practice. His classes are 50 minutes. He has three minutes between classes and...
Development for the Disabled
Development is a constant factor in the school. Whether it’s in the classroom, hallways, or outside, there is always some small improvement occurring every now and then. Recent and...
Perfect Portraits
Students can easily spot a photographer. They group around, pose for the camera, maybe even throw up some gang signs, and click. That picture is now a memory in...
Making the Most of Summer Break
Summer is time for most students to relax and reflect on the year they had, but for some, that period of relaxation is a different experience. Instead, they challenge...