Learn Money, Earn Money
Should schools teach finance?
Schools have financial classes as electives, but since it is optional, there is no obligation to take them. In states such as Alabama, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, [...]
Time in History
History being taught in school
Learning about history as a student is crucial as they grow up learning about events, origins, and cultural significances. History can teach a person many things; minor or [...]
Stand up Speak Out
Do schools do enough to prevent bullying?
Be kind. Be a buddy, not a bully. ‘Always Fight For What Is Right’. These slogans may sound familiar as many students have heard them. Whether it was on a [...]
Costs of Cutting
Effects of Budget Cuts
Budget cuts in schools can affect the quality of education and the overall school environment. When schools face financial restrictions, they tend to cut back on resources, which [...]
Reading Between the Lines
The banning of books in school
Most people have read at least one book growing up, whether it was as early as pre-k or as late as college. It is uncommon for someone to have never read something at some [...]
Expression Beyond Words
Benefits of performing arts
Art comes in many ways, shape and form. It can even come in the guise of an act; whether it be dance, music, theater, and marching band, performing arts are one of the most [...]
Friendship in Learning
Embracing classroom connections
Sitting with friends in class is an important aspect of free will while learning but sometimes it causes distractions and teachers tend to take that privilege away for a [...]
Whispers of Influence
Issues with peer pressure
Peer pressure has always been evident, but even with the growing awareness and support of society with this common issue, some instances still slip from everyone’s fingers. [...]
E-books arise
Is the use of e-books a smart idea?
Most schools are transitioning to e-books, ditching regular textbooks, which is more convenient for students who do not want to lug around a large book to school. These [...]
Expected Student Privileges
The rights of students in schools
Teens have nearly the same amount of privilege that adults have in the real world. Even further, some students, especially ones attending higher levels of school, start [...]