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Mrs. Charmaine Corrie finalist for 2018 Indiana Teacher of the Year

Kelly Titus, Features Editor

August 31, 2018

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Extension from the August issue. Q: Why did you choose this career path? A: I was an interior design major at West Virginia University, but after realizing how competitive of a career it is, I got my teaching degree as a backup p...

Unified Track: A Successful Year

May 24, 2018

What is the Walkout?

March 19, 2018

Get Ready. Get Applied. Get Accepted.

March 16, 2018

Introducing Interact

March 16, 2018

Got Guns?

Kelly Titus, Reporter

March 15, 2018

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Since the Parkland, Florida school shooting on February 14, America’s gun regulations have been questioned by thousands now more than ever. While many have been advocating for stricter gun laws, others are considering having t...

NA students join nationwide walkout

March 14, 2018

Science Olympiad team places first at Purdue competition

Olivia Gaetano, Reporter

February 20, 2018

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Science Olympiad is a program meant to appeal to STEM enthused students who want to learn and experience beyond the school curriculum. “Science Olympiad is basically a conglomeration of unique, partner-based events; ranging ...

New Mexico considers making all students apply for college

Gabby Gonzalez, Reporter

February 19, 2018

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The state of New Mexico has the second worst high school graduation rate in the nation, that is why the New Mexico government is looking into making students apply for college. "It's one of those wait and see moments," wr...

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Mrs. Charmaine Corrie finalist for 2018 Indiana Teacher of the Year

Unified Track: A Successful Year

What is the Walkout?

Get Ready. Get Applied. Get Accepted.

Introducing Interact

Got Guns?

NA students join nationwide walkout

Science Olympiad team places first at Purdue competition

New Mexico considers making all students apply for college