Congratulations – you are one in seven billion!
According to the United Nations, the seven billionth person was born last Monday, most likely in India, which has the highest rates of births per minute...
Red Ribbon week is coming to campus on November 14-18. Celebrated nationwide, it is the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the country.
The school district has supported Red Ribbon Week...
Think of the women you know: Their faces, their smiles, and their laughs. Now look at the statistics. 1 in 8 women in the US will develop breast cancer over their lifetime. In the year 2010, 209,060 women...
Many are aware of the multi-layered level of academic support the school offers with generous tutoring hours and online services such as SchoolTown and PowerSchool, as well as many teachers offering their...
Students will no longer need to risk being late in order to make a morning coffee run before school. Today, the school’s new coffee bar opened in the library. “The coffee bar has been in the works...
On February 24, 1955, the future of technology arrived with the birth of Steve Jobs.
Born in San Francisco, he was adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs of Mountain View, California. As Jobs grew up, he quickly...
On August 13, Rick Perry, addressing a supportive crowd in Charleston, South Carolina, announced his bid for the 2012 Republican nomination for the Presidency of the United States of America. As Perry...
Palestinians are trying a new tactic in its struggle for a homeland: a PR campaign. Palestine is rallying support for United Nations recognition of Palestinian statehood. This follows a stall in negotiations...
Nearly 100 years after American women received the right to vote, it is finally happening in Saudi Arabia. In a speech on September 25, King Abdullah granted Saudi Arabian women the right to vote and run...
