School phone policy: too late to stop?
In schools around the world phone policies have been implemented while they are somewhat different they follow the basic rule of not having phones out during class. This is a very good policy however at certain places these policies aren’t as enforced sometimes and teachers let students to be on their phones during class time. This is a problem because many students keep going on … Continue reading School phone policy: too late to stop?
Students vs Teachers
Spring break 2025 Today’s report on Monday, March 10,2025, consists of two students and one Teacher. The first teacher I interviewed was Mr. Erhard. I asked him what he was doing over spring break. He said, “Not much, hanging out,” which seems like a regular answer here from Leonardo Matute in 9th grade, who says he’s going to be “playing soccer like a mother,” and … Continue reading Students vs Teachers
Russia Recaptures Sudzha After Ukrainian Offensive
As of early morning on March 13th, 2025, the Russian military reportedly reclaimed control of Sudzha in the southern Kursk oblast. Sudzha, a small Russian city several kilometers from the Ukrainian border, has become a focal point for the War in Ukraine as it enters its third year. Ukrainian forces launched a surprise attack on the Kursk Oblast, part of the Russian Federation, in early … Continue reading Russia Recaptures Sudzha After Ukrainian Offensive
School Grades: Too Forced Upon? by Jayden Alvarez
When at school, it is essential to look at our work and see how we can improve how grades are used. While this seems normal and very good, there is a problem with it being about pressure. The pressure is due to schools emphasizing grades and having them be high so students can be successful in school and the future when they look for schools … Continue reading School Grades: Too Forced Upon? by Jayden Alvarez
This Week in Track and Field
Track and field is among the most competitive and rewarding sports, especially at the high school level. You could run 9.99 seconds in the 100-meter dash or, unfortunately, get struck in the head by a baton in the four-by-400-meter relay. In the first week of March, both circumstances have taken place. This past Saturday, March 7, 2025, was the Texas A&M Bluebonnet High School Invitational, … Continue reading This Week in Track and Field
Fascinating Formula 1
The rapidly growing sport of Formula 1 (F1) racing is one of the most fascinating. However, it is among the most challenging with many technical, sporting, and even financial regulations. The sport wouldn’t be possible without the cars and the pit crew. Formula 1 cars are more similar to go-karts than everyday cars seen on the road, although the engineering work put into the cars … Continue reading Fascinating Formula 1
Teaching: too tech dependent?
In modern teaching times in schools, it is not uncommon for teachers to use any electronic device to teach their students. While this seems like a good and efficient way to teach, it has some problems which seem to be very negative. The reasons vary greatly from separate teachers to the technology they use in class. But there is a positive however in this with … Continue reading Teaching: too tech dependent?
My Experience Cutting Weight (Or Trying)
For the past two weeks, I’ve put myself on a personal weight loss goal. I’ve been severely overweight for several years, starting after the COVID-19 Pandemic, like many other members of my generation. The lockdown basically left me stuck inside my house for weeks at a time, and even if I could leave, I would often find myself retreating back to my house within several … Continue reading My Experience Cutting Weight (Or Trying)
KWHS Spring Band Trip
This Spring, Mr. Hernandez had an idea to allow the band to see colleges and go to a waterpark together. Permission slips were already filled out; on March 3rd, emails were sent out about the due date of the trip payment. Each band member would have to pay a fee of $350 to experience this amazing opportunity. Mr. Hernandez encourages donations, sponsors, or donations from … Continue reading KWHS Spring Band Trip
Minerals Deal Press Conference Disaster Grows Global Support For Ukraine
In a dramatic display at the White House on February 28, 2025, a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D Vance, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy erupted into a heated confrontation, resulting in the abrupt cancellation of a pivotal mineral agreement relating to Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine, which has entered its third year. The dialogue initially aimed at solidifying a deal granting … Continue reading Minerals Deal Press Conference Disaster Grows Global Support For Ukraine
The Snapper 