Besties for the resties
Seniors reflect on their best friendships over the years while looking to the future
Hannah Kennedy, Staff Manager
Catching up with Culinary Arts
Despite COVID-19 shutdowns, the culinary arts class continues to operate a full-service restaurant and food truck
“Almost Maine” Would Be Pretty Lame Without Techies
The school’s production of “Almost Maine” kicked off this week, so take a look at the technical aspects of the play that are not seen by the audience
Seniors Reflect and Regret
Seniors look back on their time at the school in an attempt to keep underclassmen from making the same mistakes
A Break Down of Youngkin’s Attempt to Break Down the Transgender Community
The new model policy for the 2022 school year, as drafted by Governor Youngkin, will no longer allow autonomy of gender identification in schools by minors
Philipping the Script
Washington-Liberty teacher Kevin Phillips works to teach in a more engaging manner following the virtual year
Moseying Past High School
Washington-Liberty teacher Daniel Moses reflects on his experiences with seniors this school year
Making the impossible POTS-sible
Club started for POTS awareness
Unsure of Big Sur?
This school year, APS updated the operating systems of all student and staff laptops to apple’s more recent version, Big Sur
Anxious, Angsty and Apprehensive to Reach Out
Students at school are struggling with their mental health after returning post-pandemic, but there are many ways to be helped
Menstrual product advocates ask APS to go with the flow
Senior Maha Yazdani proposes feminine sanitary products be moved from the nurse’s office to bathrooms to prevent sanitary and educational disruption.
Seniors head for new continents
From living abroad full-time to attending specialized schools, some graduates of the 2021 class will be starting anew
High school to hairstylist
Some graduates of the 21' class have chosen alternative paths to a 4-year college, such as Audrey Reeves
Innovation’s Invitation to APS Community
New Innovation Elementary School is set to open its doors in fall of 2021-22 school year to Rosslyn/Courthouse area
Library opens “Makerspace”
School Library opens a STEAM area available to students during free periods
Culinary Arts and Sciences class rolling out the next big project
The Career Centers Culinary Arts and Sciences class has started using their own food truck
Look what’s cooking at the Career Center
The Culinary Arts and Sciences class offers head start for students looking into a culinary based career