High school is often a whirlwind of memories—shared laughter, late-night study sessions, and fleeting moments of connection. As graduation arrives, the bittersweet reality of moving on begins to set...

As the Trump Administration intensifies efforts to address illegal immigration, Marin County residents have responded with a mixture of fear and opposition. Due to the county’s large undocumented immigrant...

When most people think of the Pope, they envision him in gilded buildings at the Vatican or making appearances on a velvet-covered balcony, not attending a student concert conducted by Latin School band...

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Sophomores Naomi Herman and Myles Antelis started Carrying Hope 4 Chemo this April, which is a project aimed at bringing joy to cancer patients going through chemotherapy. To achieve this goal, Naomi...

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Many of us have seen or had a grandparent struggling to figure out how to take a picture or accidentally texting the whole family group chat about their arthritis. We typically make fun of them for not...

When Coppell ISD Superintendent Dr. Brad Hunt first stepped into Coppell High School room B112 as a special education teacher in 1990, he could not have imagined the impact he would one day have on the...

Lee este artículo en español: https://lahstalon.org/la-columna-vertebral-de-la-escuela-conoce-al-equipo-de-mantenimiento-de-lahs/ The foundation of Los Altos High School is its dedicated maintenance...

Emilie Efendy finds wonder in the ordinary.  “I think my biggest motivation is just curiosity,” Efendy said. “I’m really interested in the fields that are still in their early stages. Seeing...

When Luke Davis was in middle school, his math binder was vandalized. Slurs were scrawled across it - words like "gay" and worse. He was harassed online, targeted in DMs and on social media pages. Now...

She attended one of the most prestigious universities in Singapore, married the love of her life, and attained her dream job after years of hard work. On the outside, she has everything that one could...

English teacher Susan Spengeman’s work is easiest to see in hindsight. It’s in the way a new teacher adjusts to their first chaotic September. It’s in the habits that survive beyond a year: how a...

Sin²θ + cos²θ = 1. For those who’ve never taken pre-calculus (also known as trigonometry) before, this equation may lead many to scratch their heads and mutter to themselves, “What the …?” Meanwhile,...

Their hands trembled as they read and reread their printed out script. Their eyes flicking across the page over and over again. Senior Fern Biswas sits alongside the adult organizer and a youth panelist...

Beneath the statue of President William McKinley at McKinley High School, a new plaque offers a revised account of Hawaii’s annexation. Proposed by the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, the plaque...

The clock ticks past midnight as she strains her eyes, struggling to keep them open on four hours of sleep. The homework seems endless, piling up more and more each hour. But once junior Sophia Pulido...

The driving force behind more than 70 published articles, five Best of SNO awards, and most recently, recipient of a $1,000 scholarship from the Texas Association of Journalism Educators, only awarded...

On Thursday, May 8, guest speaker Dan Ottenheimer spoke in the Wayland High School auditorium about his father’s experience as a Holocaust survivor who grew up in Germany during the Nazi rule. He was...

For many students, side hustles are a quick way to make some extra cash while pursuing their studies. For junior Simar Kaur, her passion for nail art has turned her creativity into compassion as she donates...

After getting home from school, Avery Zink, sophomore, immediately starts working on her homework before going to soccer practice. She then gets home about 8:30 p.m., and by 9 p.m., Zink is asleep. “I...

Junior Adan Chaudhry pipes pastel buttercream on a fresh batch of cupcakes after spending hours in the kitchen, then packages them for her next customer. With students already juggling a variety of activities,...

There is a rumor that Matthew Bounds created Fortnite. It’s not true, but before working at St. John’s he was part of the exclusive group that tested a beta version of the game. “I played it,...

Senior Sarah Schlapp used to be quiet in class. “But coming to Masters and being in [middle school] classrooms, primarily with other women, I feel like I was never questioned about my worthiness of...

Pink petals flutter through the spring air like confetti—but they land atop crumpled ramen containers and discarded coffee cups. Millions of Koreans flock to hotspots like Jinhae, Gyeongju, and Seoul’s...

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Senior Nathaly Arana is everything her parents want her to be. She’s taken almost every science class at the school, her progress reports are rows of A’s and her teachers describe her as productive...

For the past 29 years at Lake Forest High School, Mrs. Ariel Landvick has embodied the Latin principle of “In Loco Parentis,” meaning “in the place of a parent.” “Whenever I say ‘my kids’...

In Asmara, Eritrea, she knew silence better than her own voice. Obedience was expected in Eritrea— known as the world’s most censored country. Questioning authority was out of the question. She...

You see a man standing on the median at an intersection, sign in hand that reads, “Hungry—Anything helps.” Often, people see this as a distant possibility, something that could never actually happen....

A teacher told David Gonzalez in elementary school he wasn’t going to accomplish anything. Coaches in middle school shouted random Hispanic last names to get his attention. Classmates said slurs...

Perfect grades. Stellar extracurriculars. Formula 1 race car driving enthusiast. One may describe Coppell High School 2025 valedictorian Ashia Agarwal as the all-knowing genius, but she is more...

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Since his early days building Lego creations, junior Sayansh Gupta has demonstrated a passion for robotics and problem solving that has led him to the top of the competitive robotics world. As a member...

One hand after another, her team unloads the back of her dad’s truck with pounds of clothes waiting to be donated. As the months pass, the loads of clothes become heavier and heavier. What was once...

Late at night, numbers and equations swirl across junior Rachel Chen’s page as she chases a solution that remains just out of reach. The clock ticks past midnight, but she won't give up. For Chen, this...

Disclaimer: The term “woman” is sometimes used in the following article to refer to people who menstruate for the sake of consistency with sources. Not all people who menstruate are women, and not...

Before: In gym class, she was always slower than her classmates during the Pacer test. In gymnastics class, her cartwheels never looked quite the same as the other kids. And a small push from her...

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet: the rainbow. But what if that wasn’t it? Sophomore Ryan Evert experiences a different kind of rainbow. Where others see a sharp distinction between...

“Regrets I’ve had a few, but then too few to mention.”  These are the lines of Frank Sinatra’s song, “My Way,” that Marinee Payne believes best embodies her time as a teacher.  “32...

Junior Olivia Page has spent a lot of time at her family's renowned ice cream shop – going all the way back to just after she was born. “It was the first place my family took me when we left the...

With the dismantling of scientific institutions nationwide due to broad reforms to federal science policy under the Trump administration, the future of American research is uncertain. Leading institutions...

The day-to-day lives of twin brothers Andy and Jayden Kim ('25) are markedly different. Some weekdays, Andy spends his afternoons hoisting his trumpet on the grass fields of Wildcat Stadium as a member...

For decades, students at the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science have entered the hallowed halls of Hogarth Dining Hall on Friday afternoons met with the familiar scent of fryer grease. While...

Lake Macbride’s gorgeous lakeside trails and the life-giving sounds of wind brushing through the thick, sun-filled forest breathe serenity like no other place. Tucked away in the middle of this land...

On the streets of San José, the Eastern gray squirrel is an ordinary sight. Complete with its bushy tail and cinnamon-tinged fur, it is a common visitor to backyards and porches. Yet this common creature...

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The Accolade continues with its feature that focuses on those who have graduated from Sunny Hills and how they are contributing to their community and beyond. In this latest segment, Journalism 1 cub reporter...