On Sept. 26 the cross country team ran at the Pacers Running DC Cross Country Invitational for the first time. With over 50 teams at the event, and two previous years of races under their belt, the team had a fair amount of competition. Distance coach Darrell General  implemented increasinglyContinue Reading

Just because you’re in high school doesn’t mean you can’t do something amazing. Three people proved this, in some cases literally, above and beyond what the average teenager would normally do. Sophomore Roshana G-mariam spent her summer camping at Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes, Delaware with hers and anotherContinue Reading

As a method of drawing new members and improving the schedule for off season practice, the cheerleading team recently incorporated green and yellow days into their schedule. The team has 12 allotted green days for practice during the school year and 10 days over the summer. Green days were originallyContinue Reading

March 16 was a good day: a day off from school, the day I got my permit and for me, Christmas arrived early. Rapper Kendrick Lamar’s highly anticipated third studio album To Pimp a Butterfly was accidentally released on March 16, over a week earlier than it was scheduled toContinue Reading

The Blue Shades is a perfect example of how an older genre like jazz can still influence younger generations, even in pop-oriented 2015. The Blue Shades consists of nine members, including junior Jill Marney and freshman Julia Hales on vocals, sophomore Justin Kaley on saxophone, junior Gareth Ramsey on trumpet,Continue Reading

In response to new FCPS regulations prohibiting bake sales on school grounds before 2:40 p.m., National Art Honor Society has entered into a collaboration with the orchestra to hold sales during concerts. NAHS president, senior Ladan Karim-Nejad, and vice president, junior Samantha Van Heest, hope to use concert bake sales to raise moneyContinue Reading