Junior Mattaniah Wilson said she does not feel comfortable doing her work if she is forced to have her camera on during class. Wilson said…
Superintendent Scott Brabrand presented a plan to return all students who opted to go back to the school building by February. The plan included a…
Taking the SAT is a significant part of the college admissions process. But, with no prior experience taking the PSAT in school, sophomore Meera Naik…
With no teacher carefully watching students as they take assessments and open access to nearby technology, the test taking process has lost much of its…
With fully online learning comes major changes for both leaders and members of clubs at Marshall. Far different from listening to morning announcements, students now…
Classrooms typically do not have barking dogs or annoying family members within their walls, but that has become the reality for students in virtual instruction.…
Senior Anthony Miroff’s first ballot will not be cast at a typical voting booth. This year, along with many other voters, Miroff will be mailing…
Classroom discussions have gone silent. Students’ faces have been reduced to a mere profile picture on Blackboard Collaborate. Without sound or visuals, many teachers said…
It is not just a flag. It is just another reminder that Marshall never belonged to us. Marshall was a place where “n—r,” “f—t,” and…
Hackers have compromised Fairfax County Public Schools’ (FCPS) data, though the extent of the attack remains unknown. On Friday, the FCPS Office of Communication released…