Finals and Exemptions, Everything You Need To Know To Finish The Year Off Strong

With finals week approaching, here is everything you need to know to be successful. Exemption forms are due next Wednesday, December 8th at 4pm in Mrs. Lundy’s room, and these forms can be picked up in the folders posted on the wall to the right of the door to her room. Students are allowed to exempt their exam if they have a 90% or higher … Continue reading Finals and Exemptions, Everything You Need To Know To Finish The Year Off Strong

Put off by procrastination

How procrastination is ruining our lives  by Winfred Odhimabo You want to succeed in school. You want a have a great future and you want to be the best. These are all the things that will help you in the future, but you have one thing dangling over your head. Procrastination. The act of delaying of putting off tasks until the last minute, or past their deadline. Every high schooler best … Continue reading Put off by procrastination

Allie’s finale

by Allie Luna echo and Oracle staff writer Allie Luna leaves us with her final thoughts and she departs North Springs and Georgia and heads to Texas. This pandemic has altered our lives in ways we’ve never imagined. Our everyday lifestyle had to drastically change overnight. For example, no more eating out, shopping till the sun came up, going for a jog without a mask, … Continue reading Allie’s finale

It’s OK not to be OK: My Advice to underclassmen

By: Saaniah Hardy   My time at North Springs is ending, I’m a senior, I guess you can call me old now. Instead of back pain and bad knees, I have scholarships and college acceptance letters. All 12 years of my school career so far have led me to my next big step.  High school is where you start to find yourself, starting your career path. After high school will … Continue reading It’s OK not to be OK: My Advice to underclassmen

Reminder from the PBIS Committee: “Let’s be PROS and Mask Up!”

Students: As you come back into the building, it’s important to remember the PROS expectations for success that come with being in the building. Wearing a mask is still district policy. This is a non-negotiable at this point. Students who cannot wear a mask consistently and correctly will be returned to virtual learning. Masks must be worn correctly at all times on the buses, in … Continue reading Reminder from the PBIS Committee: “Let’s be PROS and Mask Up!”

A Freshman’s retrospective: 2020-2021

by Isaac Linnen Oh my. This has been an odd experience. My first year of High School has been tumultuous one to say the least. Frankly, the class of 2024 as a whole came out of the frying pan and into the fire of a new school structure with very little warning. I asked six freshmen, three virtual, three in person, and a 9th grade … Continue reading A Freshman’s retrospective: 2020-2021

The New Beginning!

By: Ashley Pope As we know 2019, has come to an interesting end. We have gone through an entire decade. Ten years have flown right before our eyes. The 2,000s babies are now adults, and we have grown into wonderful young men and women. Our favorite memories are gone. We are leaving behind a decade of decorating our lockers like Victorious and watching Caillou, Clifford, … Continue reading The New Beginning!

Cummiskey’s Corner: How To Keep Yourself From Going Crazy

By: Nelson Cummiskey During this strange time of lockdown and isolation from society, it is more difficult than usual to keep a sound mind. People are reliant on social interaction to keep their heads on straight and a pandemic can be rather detrimental on one’s regular social outings. The fact that simply being within six feet from someone can give you a potentially deadly virus … Continue reading Cummiskey’s Corner: How To Keep Yourself From Going Crazy

Have a Safe & Socially Distanced Spring Break!

Spring Break Fulton County Schools will observe Spring Break, April 6-10, 2020.  Students, staff and families will take a break from remote learning assignments next week and district remote operations will be closed.  We do not anticipate sending daily reminders to you during Spring Break.  Take care, be safe and stay healthy!  Continue reading Have a Safe & Socially Distanced Spring Break!