Abigail Waechter | Managing Editor Is the elimination of final exams just what we needed? The answer to this: I have no idea. The whole point behind eliminating final exams, according to the school, is to avoid penalizing students who may have been quarantined during the fall semester and to encourage a personalized learning track. To students, this seems as […]
Read moreAbigail Waechter | Managing Editor On my first day of high school, I was dress coded. I wore a spaghetti strapped, white shirt with ripped blue jeans and tennis shoes. When my biology teacher handed me the yellow dress code slip, it said that I had violated the “no showing of shoulders” rule. This was my first day in a […]
Read moreNew advisor, new classroom, new corp of tutors ready to help students who need academic assistance Isabelle Paley | The Chronicle The peer tutoring program at Mason High School is getting a makeover. Not only has the classroom space been transformed but so has the philosophy of this program aimed at helping students who need academic assistance. Bonnie White, the […]
Read moreAbigail Waechter | Managing Editor I am many things, but a quitter is not one. For as long as I can remember, people have always characterized me and swimming as one, like my whole essence was built upon what I did in the pool. In fifth grade, I loved being asked what sport I played because I would have an […]
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