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A Message Before Spring Break from Mrs. Trotter Clark and Ms. Zachry

Words by Mrs. Heather Trotter Clark, NSHS Math Deparment Photos of Ms. Zachry’s kids by Molly Hensley Photography, courtesy of . Kristie Zachry, NSHS Media Center A jersey that is hung Outside the front door Marks all of the goalsWe never got  to score All of the empty theaters With their curtains now drawn This year they held their applause But the ghost light burns on … Continue reading A Message Before Spring Break from Mrs. Trotter Clark and Ms. Zachry

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Wellness Wednesday

by Maia Smith, MSW Social Work Services Fulton County Schools COVID-19 has taken much from us, but it has also given us something special. The gift of time. The opportunity to come together, work together, to learn and grow together. I saw something the other day that was perfectly stated – “When we can’t go outside. Look inside.” This can be a transformative time for us … Continue reading Wellness Wednesday

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A How-To Guide On Finding A College Roommate

By: Isabelle Mokotoff When choosing a college roommate, much thought needs to be put into the process; a college roommate is someone who you will spend several hours of every day with and, ideally, is someone with whom you cultivate a deep and meaningful friendship. While “going random” will sometimes result in a pleasant surprise, more often than not I’ve heard that the matches born … Continue reading A How-To Guide On Finding A College Roommate

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What It Takes To Be A Memorable College Applicant

By: Isabelle Mokotoff Ever since I’ve entered the second semester of my senior year, I’ve spent a decent chunk of my time reflecting on my high school experience. And, if I had to identify my one biggest regrets, it would be the amount of time I wasted stressing over the minutiae of my academic and extracurricular life that, in the end, truly didn’t matter in … Continue reading What It Takes To Be A Memorable College Applicant

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