With the end of the school year coming to a close and spring break just across the corner students are happy for this because of the break from school. However when they get back to school they seem to be ever more violent and confrontational to others especially other students. This leads to problems such as many fights and arguments which break apart the school … Continue reading Summer: do breaks make kids more reckless?
This week is a very long week for all band members. Monday, May 12th, there was a 6:30 pm meeting for band parents and students. That’s not the only thing for that day, though, because our band member in the drumline who plays the snare drum, Ian Newton, has won first place in the state competition for pole vaulting. The band has been asked to … Continue reading Band kids week preparation for next year
President Donald Trump recently embarked on a short “Middle East Tour” this past week, engaging in several high profile diplomatic engagements with Middle Eastern leaders and economic figures. Trump met with the crown-prince of Saudi Arabia, the Emir of Qatar, and most importantly the interim President of the new Syrian Transitional Government, Ahmed Al-Sharaa. This meeting was especially notable because Al-Sharaa led HTS (Hay’at Tahrir … Continue reading President Trump Meets With Interim Syrian President Al-Sharaa
In schools, it is not uncommon for students to either lash out or misbehave, which has led to them getting punished in multiple ways, with one of them being suspensions. Suspensions are to send a misbehaving student home and keep them there for several days. This, in theory, is supposed to have the student reflect on what they have done and strive to never do … Continue reading School suspensions: how ineffective it really is
It’s on June 6th, and the costumes come next Tuesday, May 13th, and because the event is on base this Wednesday, Ms.B handed out permission slips that will also be taken in on May 13th. The event includes dressing up in character costumes for the little kids, which they have already assigned. The People dressing up will be Delilah Wiirre-Rodriguez as Black Widow, Eliel Perez … Continue reading Character dance party for the MWR on Sigsbee
On April 29th, teachers are wrapping up and squeezing in lessons or distributing study guides for finals. For instance, Mr. Swan, “blank” teacher, is giving out the pre-final on Monday, May 5th, and it will have 100 questions for the 100 vocabulary words that will be the exact number and vocab words as the final, with 18 days left of his class starting Monday. Hence, … Continue reading KWHS Finals preparation
The longstanding conflict between India and Pakistan over the disputed Kashmir region has intensified dramatically in recent weeks, raising international concerns about the potential for a broader military confrontation between the two nuclear-armed nations. The latest escalation began on April 22, 2025, when a terrorist attack in the Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam, a remote tourist destination in Indian-administered Kashmir, resulted in the deaths of 26 … Continue reading India And Pakistan On Brink Of War After Indian Airstrikes
On May 2, 2025, Olympian Frederick Richard broke the world record for the most backflips in 24 hours. However, the gymnast didn’t just break the record for fun. In Stoughton, Massachusetts, Frederick “Flips” Richard broke the record for the most backflips done in 24 hours. Before Richard, the record was held by an Austrian parkour enthusiast with 1,001 backflips in 24 hours. The Olympic gymnast, … Continue reading Frederick Flips Over the Backflip World Record
Michael Waltz has been removed from his position as President Donald Trump’s national security advisor, marking a significant shakeup in the administration’s foreign policy team. Appointed in January 2025, Waltz’s tenure lasted just over three months, making him one of the shortest-serving national security advisors in American history. Waltz pictured with his wife, Julia Nesheiwat, at the White House Easter Egg roll event on April … Continue reading Waltz Removed As Natl Security Advisor After Signal Controversy, Now UN Nominee
In modern times, with jobs, people usually have to work, but a rise has begun to occur with the lean towards artificial intelligence over people. They have been telling people they will not have to work and will get more jobs done efficiently. While this may be the case, it also creates a divide between people on whether or not this is a good sign … Continue reading Jobs: Out with the human in with the Robots?
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