Dave Stephens, principal, was presented with the CAPE award in February. According to Betsey Vinson, CAPE organization president for District 202, he received more than 20+ nominations from students, fellow staff, and community members. “I was surprised and excited. It’s very nice, it’s wonderful...

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The speech team’s season has concluded on a high note, as juniors Kemi Okoye and Jade Price placed fourth at sectionals in dramatic duet acting, and the team as a whole considers this year a successful one. “My aim this year was to improve my ability to speak clearly and efficiently while also helping...

The CIA, terrorism, and...the Messiah? Netflix’s new series asks a long-awaited question; what if the Messiah appeared? The first episode opens in a war-torn Syria where the audience is introduced to Al-Masiah, played by Mehdi Dehbi, preaching to a crowd during an ISIS attack. He claims to the crowd...

  Two boys meticulously set up their chess game.  Rook, knight, bishop, king.  Smiling, they shake hands, a gesture that conveys not only respect, but also friendship.  The boys are focused as they make their first moves. This isn’t just any  competition:  it’s state. After winning conference...