Indian Trail students walk out
By Matt Swihart, Opinion Editor Feb. 14, 2018, brought one of the deadliest mass shootings in American history to a high school in Parkland, Florida, Marjory […]
Month: March 2018
Why some students are choosing to cheat
By Julia Balli, Copy Editor Cheating is all too common throughout high schools in America. Many high schoolers cheat throughout their educational careers to “get that […]
Teens call for more moves to safeguard schools
By Jasmine Pascual, Staff Writer/Webmaster Indian Trail High School & Academy students realize school safety is more important than ever, in the wake of a national […]
Students question distribution of club funds
By Reina Werth, News Editor Some students at Indian Trail High School & Academy are concerned that student clubs do not receive proportionate funding. “It’s hard […]
IT teens worry lawmakers won’t listen to their voices
By Reina Werth, News Editor At Indian Trail High School and Academy, some students feel that their political voices are not heard or respected. The 2016 […]
New Foxconn manufacturing plant raises environmental concerns
By Alexis Steagall, Copy Editor Foxconn, one of the world’s largest electronic manufacturers, is coming to Mount Pleasant, Wis. The plan to build the new manufacturing […]
Maria victims still in need
By Nydia Ramos, News Editor The island of Puerto Rico was devastated by Hurricane Maria, a category four storm, on Sept. 20, 2017. Left without power, […]
Trump receives mixed reviews
By Reina Werth, News Editor One year, two months, and one day ago, Donald Trump was inaugurated as the President of the United States. Whether President […]
Girl Scout cookies are anything but crummy
By Matt Swihart, Opinion Editor Every year, The Girl Scouts of America sell over 200 million boxes of Girl Scout Cookies. It’s honestly crazy. We people […]
Anxiety can make life challenging
By Jasmine Pascual, Staff Writer/Webmaster From the outside, it may seem like I’ve got my life all figured out. My hair is curled and my lips […]