The theatre troupe performed Noel Coward’s Hay Fever on September 11, 12 and 13. The show was put on by the theatre productions class, also known as varsity theatre, and takes up both 6th and 7th period....
Having a greater role in the lives of students is a key motivator within the Special Education Department. Among staff, many agree that the opportunity to aid students who really need it is a work filled...
New defensive coordinator, Coach Donovan King, joined the football team this season. King, who has more than a decade of coaching experience, steps into the role with both a competitive edge and a reputation...
It's a unanimous feeling when you walk into class and get handed a novel; it's either going to be boring, or it's going to keep you up past midnight turning the pages. What many students don't often consider...
Shubhi Bhagat, Promotional Manager
• October 8, 2025
From the moment he stepped into his sophomore year debate class, Vincent Beard knew exactly what he wanted to do for the rest of his life.
“My mom suggested that I go talk to the debate coach at my...
With 28 years of teaching American sign language, Olga Campbell continues to teach her students how to speak using only their hands. Of those 28 years, Campbell spent 27 years at Clements inspiring many...
Her parents arrived in the U.S. in the 1960s with just $50 in their pockets chasing the American Dream. Today, English as a second language (ESL) teacher Anitra Shaw uses their story to inspire her students...
33 million Americans have allergies to different foods. Of these 33 million, six million are allergic to peanuts and almost four million are allergic to tree nuts, according to Facts and Statistics - FoodAllergy....
Live on the stage, two teams compete, filled with exhilaration as quick inputs are made, sweat runs down faces and keyboards clack loudly. It isn’t just a game to them, it's their combined effort over...
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 –...
