Opinion
The classroom should be human first
Sophie Allen | The Chronicle Ohio became the first state to require all public school districts to adopt a formal policy on the usage of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education this year. For better or worse, AI is changing the landscape of classrooms. Schools are being forced to adapt to it. Mason High School specifically…
Not every truth needs a caption
Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle Over the years, we have seen a shift towards influencer and celebrity transparency. With content revealing more of their nitty-gritty reality, influencers have managed to create relatability and humanize their glamorous lives. From revealing cosmetic procedures to opening up about health struggles, influencers are pulling back the curtain on the…
“Never forget” feels forgotten
Kaiya Lakes | The Chronicle For as long as I can remember, September 11th has been a sad day. A day where students go to school and take a moment of silence before beginning their classes, a day where parents reflect and recount where they were and how they felt all those years ago, a…
School friends are the hidden gems of high school
Staff Editorial | The Chronicle Not every friendship has to survive the weekend. Some of the best ones live in the classroom: the “school friends” who share inside jokes about the difficulty of an Advanced Placement class, are quick to compare test scores and make the clock move faster until the bell rings. These are…
The Moon can wait, Earth can not
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle In a world that often feels divided, uncertain and in crisis, moments of unified progress stand out. When the NASA Artemis II program was announced, it seemed to offer our polarized society one of those moments. A return to the Moon, the promise of exploration beyond Earth once again and…