![Former junior Cory Driver decided to drop out this summer, feeling disheartened with the school system. He now has more time to pursue other interests, such as going to trade school, building his “yaasified crust punk” band and working more hours at Qdoba. “Id been talking to my principal and my counselor since the middle of summer. Id keep trying to have conversations saying, ‘Hey, I want to drop out and get my GED.’ Every single time Id try to have [that] conversation, they did whatever they could to make sure that I didnt drop out [because] if I drop out, it makes the school look bad,” Driver said.](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Cory-Driver-1.png)
Dropping out
Serena Liu, News editor
• December 6, 2022

Best for West: Prop S approved for Parkway
Addie Gleason and Emily Early
• December 1, 2022
![Junior Zachary Schade sits in front of his family christmas tree while studying for finals. Schade thought that having finals after winter break caused unnecessary stress which makes it harder to enjoy the holidays. “I think finals after break forces students to study instead of enjoying what should be time with their family [away] from school,” Schade said. “It places an unpleasant cloud over the holiday experience and doesn’t allow a break before the start of a new semester.”](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/image1.jpg)
Final-ly Winter Break
Parkway Editorial Board
• December 31, 2021

Blocked: Students respond to new Parkway policy
Pathfinder Editorial Board
• October 30, 2021

It’s not just 2020
Pathfinder Editorial Board
• December 28, 2020

Parkway reevaluates meal pick-up services
Leah Schroeder, Staff Writer
• May 5, 2020
![Picking up trash from outside of the cafeteria, junior and co-leader of the club Zoe Rutledge participates in the first Campus Clean Up Day. Environmental Club hosted its first Campus Clean Up Day in September, with the goal of raising awareness about trash left behind by students. “[Sustainability] is important because it’s definitely a more pressing issue than before,” Rutledge said. “Its easier to get a bigger impact if you have an organized group whos dedicated to that. So having this group of students who are all here to work towards bettering our environment, that definitely makes it easier to get stuff done.](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/zoe.jpg)
Students make an impact through Environmental Club
Ulaa Kuziez, Convergence Journalism Writer
• January 9, 2020

The future of bell schedules
Susie Seidel, Convergence Media Editor
• October 4, 2019

Parkway implements new check-in protocol in effort to keep students safe
Lydia Roseman, News Editor
• October 15, 2018
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