With the semester coming to an end, and finals right around the corner, students have more homework than ever, leaving stress levels at an all time high.
Elevated stress levels in teens over time leads...
Carly Anderson, Conceptual Editor-in-Chief
• April 25, 2017
As Prom season arrives, juniors and seniors are planning the perfect promposals, picking out outfits and going about Prom court preparations… just like they did earlier this year for Homecoming.
Homecoming...
Over 5,000 views per day flood the Pathfinder site, stirring up conversation in our school halls and in the homes of families. We have the ability to access and using an online public forum to express...
The only way to solve the cell phone distraction is by having teachers’ involvement, with more than a warning. To keep student use of phones under control, teachers should establish their own rules and punishments, as it gives both teachers and students a voice in creating the classroom cell phone rules.
Fights broke out the end of February in the cafeteria and senior lounge, raising the issue of the current disciplinary policy.
The Parkway Disciplinary policy outlines student expectations for behavior...
I still have good and bad days. After all, my body is still fully recovering from the harsh treatment of my medical endeavours. I routinely see my integrated medicine doctor, continually take my vitamins...
Learning and cash. While no English class will ever teach you that these words are antonyms, it sure seems like they’re starting to be treated as the same thing. Apparently, it has become fair game to...
For most, the biggest challenge of childhood is winning a game in gym class or trying the convince your teacher to give you extra recess.
While middle school places more emphasis on academics, the future...
Nell Jaskowiak, OPINIONS AND ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
• February 13, 2017
Dear Betsy DeVos,
I spent my childhood in 10 different public schools spread across three states, and that made life interesting, to say the least. I spent two weeks in one elementary school, long enough...
Sabrina Bohn, Managing Editor-in-Chief
• February 10, 2017
If there were three words that described my feelings when discussing politics, they would be anger, frustration and sadness.
In the last couple of years, I have become more aware of injustices,...
