North Springs Experiments with End of Fall Semester Schedule  

By Sarah Meiselman The new Fulton County grading policy has changed the way the semester averages are calculated for students. As the end of the semester draws nearer, students and teachers can see that it has also changed the way North Springs High School closes off the year.   As seen in the schedule above, Monday December 5th will be a regular B Day. Tuesday December … Continue reading North Springs Experiments with End of Fall Semester Schedule  

#MYFREEDOMDAY 2021

by Mrs. Kelley Olson, sponsor So it is time for some #MYFREEDOMDAY.  #MYFREEDOMDAY is Tuesday, March 16.  Unlike years past, we won’t be doing onsite collections, but you can still participate. We are paring down this year due to ….well, this year, but we are still gonna get it done & raise awareness.   IF you would like to make a monetary donation, as we … Continue reading #MYFREEDOMDAY 2021

AOC On Sexism and Verbal Abuse: “This is not acceptable”

By: Emily Papleux Earlier in the year, Congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio Cortez struck back to statements made by representative Theodore Scott Yoho after he had spoken to her on the steps of the Capitol. He had used demeaning and aggressive language, calling her a “fucking bitch”. She would have decided to let it pass if only Yoho had not made it worse with his apology on … Continue reading AOC On Sexism and Verbal Abuse: “This is not acceptable”

College Admissions Scandal

By: Isabelle Mokotoff The college admission is a daunting process for any student, even the most capable and mature teen. Applying to college is made more doable with aid from tutors, college counselors, and up-to-date school supplies. However, when considering that some students have severe monetary limitations and must work after school to ensure economic stability for themselves and their families, seeking a higher education … Continue reading College Admissions Scandal