Summer Jobs to Build Your College Application
By Sarah Stevenson The Tower (Grosse Pointe, Michigan) The school year is winding down, summer is about one month away,…
Posts Tagged 'education'
Summer 2018: Humanities vs. STEM
By Sean Lopez and Polly Parakul The Gaucho Gazette (Petaluma, California) Across the nation, fall semester of senior year is…
American geographic literacy remains problematic
By Sahana Jayaraman Jesuit News (Portland, Oregon) In 2002, National Geographic conducted a study measuring geographic literacy rates in young…
School Shootings in Numbers
By Audrey Daniels WANT Esteemed Contributor On March 14 2018, tens of thousands of students walked out of their schools…
The Argument for Esports in School Sports
By Kevin Lee The Blue and Gold (Shilin, Taipei, Taiwan) Events between the Interscholastic Association of Southeast Asian Schools take…
Casual Use Of Slurs Normalizes Thoughtlessness
By Noa Rapoport The Oracle (Palo Alto, California) It is undeniable that people of the 21st century still use slurs…
Should school reading be bound by the book?
By Megan Tsang The Wildcat Tribune (San Ramon, California) It’s a familiar sight at Dougherty: a long line of students…
The pay in play: Should National Collegiate Athletic Association athletes earn salaries?
By HENRY GREENBURG, ALAN GU, PARSA SALSALI and REHAN HANEEF The Tower (Princeton, New Jersey) Yes: They need the money to sustain themselves By Henry…
Early school start times result in health, economic challenges
By Stephen Fratamico The Friar’s Lantern (Malvern, Pennsylvania) You know it’s hard to wake up early in the morning—but do you…
Preservation of history first, feelings second
By Cameron Martin The Precedent (Gilbert, Arizona) Regardless of what anyone says, the need to preserve history should trump all…