Lydia Sheehan, sophomore, can relate to countless other students who struggle with organization. She dreads having to visit multiple online platforms each night to turn in her assignments, especially when...
It’s 7:25 a.m. on a cold Thursday morning, gust of wind blows across the the parking lot as ten weary looking freshmen slowly get out of their cars and drag themselves into room West 113, in the English...
Her stare is contemplative and loving.
Thirty seconds go by before she finally looks to smile and compliment the student’s artwork. Their face lights up with pride.
Her voice is commanding yet...
With a click of a button, a new bar on the graph rises. The bars shows a new grade for the latest essay in English or the latest test in psychology. Every student at KHS has one: a dashboard which shows...
