Loss, safety and hardship have become the defining words of 2020 for most. This year, the holidays will look very different for many families, specifically those who have lost loved ones to COVID-19 and...
With all the things going on because of Covid-19, and all of the disappointments 2020 has brought, 313 calling is a bright spot in this bleak time we are living in. Through something as simple as making...
This year has certainly not been a normal year for anyone. As the holiday season arrives, it is only getting harder. With COVID-19 continuing to spread rapidly, online shopping is going to be the best...
The lights dim. There is a rustle beyond the stage, and the curtain comes up.
But the light that dims never returns during the rehearsal: it’s the sun, and it’s 5 p.m. a month away from the shortest...
Every year, the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards bring together talented high school artists from around the country to display their art and celebrate their accomplishments. This year, the contest looks...
District navigates extended virtual time, drops proposed schedule
November 18, 2020
After finishing her four required Zooms on Friday, Nov. 6, an email popped up in North student Mia Cassar ’21’s inbox.
The message from the district outlined a new, fully-synchronous schedule...
With holidays around the corner, several families are concerned. Some testing before events to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Maryanne Becker,community members testing before the holiday season d to...
As athletic activities amp up this fall and winter, the growing concern for athlete safety has grown exponentially. Masks have been mandated for many sports such as field hockey, ice hockey, basketball...
According to Richard VanGorder, Director of Building and Grounds for Public Schools, over the past few months, water damage in the tunnels below the main building has become an issue that needed to...
COVID has changed the normal routine of many school events, and winter sports are just another activity to add to the list. With the season approaching, the questions regarding health risks and protocols...
Hundreds of teens throughout America are struggling to take standardized tests to get into college. So is taking the ACT or SAT worth it for college admissions?
With tests getting twenty-four hours...
On Sept. 12, the ACT offered their September test to students in need of a standardized test score. However, several Grosse Pointe South students showed up to Western International High School...
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