As graduation rapidly approaches, seniors everywhere are filled with the classic cocktail of conflicting feelings–dread, joy, excitement, and straight up fear all rolled into one. Some seniors have more solid plans for life after graduation, and others are diving headfirst into the great unknown. But...

On April 30th, Wylie Tennis competed in the District Championships with nine students advancing to the regional championships and earning eight out of the fifteen medals. They ended the championship with three 1st place finishes in Boys Doubles, Girls Singles, Mixed Doubles, two second place finishes...

With summer break right around the corner, that means the job hunting begins. In the summer, there's a lot of high school students and college students getting jobs while they are on break. During the summer of 2024, 54.5% of teens had summer jobs. Let's take a look from both perspectives; Emily Walker...

Many students believe the rights we are entitled to as citizens apply in school just as they do in public spaces, but that’s not always the case. Schools operate under their own legal standards that allow administrators to limit students' rights in order to maintain order and safety. By understanding...

An issue that has always been high priority for politics is the education system and how it’s run. Even when there are no specific problems in the system, presidents, senators, and governors alike try to help as much as they can to make education better for America’s future best minds and interests. As...