Opinion – RAMPAGE

Holiday celebrating is snow laughing matter

December 12, 2019

SAGE comforts students

December 12, 2019

RAMP’s beneficial mentorship takes too long

Adam Syed, Staff Reporter

November 1, 2019

I think that the intentions of the program are clearly for the good of students because their goal is to educate the freshmen, but the execution of this is not the best because there might be some flaws in the program.

Scrunchie style storms Central

November 1, 2019

BlendEd stirs up learning

Isaiah Mendez, Design Editor

November 1, 2019

Picture this: a class where you don’t have to be in the class. You are allowed to walk the halls and study for a class in a different location of the school. Can you imagine that? It sounds like something a school would...

Argument against vaccines has no leverage

October 31, 2019

Freshman offer differing opinions

Caden Moe & Isaiah Mendez, Opinion Editor & Design Editor

October 7, 2019

Many of us can attest that there are a wide variety of feelings that freshmen have about high school. What follows is a small glimpse of just some of these opinions.

School disciplinary rules not tough enough

May 17, 2019

Before we started writing this story, we had defined the problem as strong tolerance from the school for misconduct by students, but after conducting interviews with school personnel and doing research, it has become clear to us that the actual problem is that the school system has surrendered to extremely lenient procedures when it comes to punishing students.

Students affecting climate change

May 17, 2019

Seventh hour lunch lacks quality

Tristan Gottstein, Staffer

April 24, 2019

Powerschool, which randomly assigns students to a certain hour

Lanyard policy changes for 2019-2020

April 23, 2019

Tattoos mark meaning

April 23, 2019