Amid the sea of gray newspaper columns, each with their bold blue headlines screaming for attention, one detail caught senior Grace Hu’s eye — it was her name printed in the byline.
“It felt real,”...
There is a magic to learning to love this world – not simply through our own lived experiences, but also by way of the stories that shape our perspectives. Heroes and damsels, verse and soliloquy –...
Golden light pours from the slightly melodramatic lamps stationed around the room in harmony with the soft melody floating in from the ajar door. Orchestra director Neal Springer overlooks the practice...
When walking into room 2122, it is hard to feel blue. With vibrant LEGO flowers bursting from vases, motivational posters dotting the brick walls, and colorful Polaroids dancing across the classroom, the...
If the impact a person makes is measured by the lives they touch, then Nancy Weaver has changed her corner of the world.
From working as an attendance clerk to assistant principal’s secretary to principal’s...
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, together known as STEM, are subjects that impact everyone’s lives. Women in STEM have been underrecognized in the male-dominated field throughout history,...
Whether on the soccer field, where there’s a thrum of indescribable energy before every game, or in quiet evenings with only verse for company, Gabriel Xiong is staying grounded.
“I think sometimes...
Emilie Efendy finds wonder in the ordinary.
“I think my biggest motivation is just curiosity,” Efendy said. “I’m really interested in the fields that are still in their early stages. Seeing...
The driving force behind more than 70 published articles, five Best of SNO awards, and most recently, recipient of a $1,000 scholarship from the Texas Association of Journalism Educators, only awarded...
What classes do you teach?
This is my fifth year teaching, and I teach English I on-level.
Why did you want to teach?
I thought about what I was good at, what I enjoyed, and what was most impactful....
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7:00 in the morning is the start of a normal day for senior Ara Aliyari, who makes it out of the house by 7:15 at the earliest for first period every day. Those days add up to...
This piece is the sixth in a feature series for National Assistant Principals Week. Read the rest here.
A distinct change passes over Associate Principal Matthew Warren’s face as he crosses the...
