The Spartan Sirens Podcast: Our Experiences With Online Learning
By: Abby Simon, Mairen Brown, Ansley Bokath, and Phoenix Rivera Continue reading The Spartan Sirens Podcast: Our Experiences With Online Learning
By: Abby Simon, Mairen Brown, Ansley Bokath, and Phoenix Rivera Continue reading The Spartan Sirens Podcast: Our Experiences With Online Learning
February 17, 2016. The day that my appreciation for teachers increased exponentially. On that day, I, along with Rachel Kaufman, the Editor-In-Chief of the Echo Literary Magazine, visited every literature class in the entire school, attempting to promote joining either Oracle or Echo for the next school year. At the beginning of the day, I figured it would be super easy. Rachel and I would … Continue reading My day in the classroom
Daily Fantasy Sports Leagues, one of the biggest fads of 2015, has taken over Sundays (as well as every other day of the week) of couch-sitting-schlubs who love sports and/or money. While some proclaim that the leagues are fun, they come with a huge ethical debate. This poses the question, “are daily fantasy leagues considered online gambling and should they be legal”? Recently, daily fantasy … Continue reading Should Daily Fantasy Sports be illegal?
In order to graduate and get your diploma, it is required that you have taken at least one semester of health and one semester of Physical Education. I personally do not agree with this requirement. In middle school, students take a semester of PE and Health each year, therefore I do not find it necessary to repeat it in High School. Many students take AP … Continue reading OPINION: Should 1 semester of PE and Health be required to graduate?