Bess Frerichs, Online Managing and Feature Editor
• December 21, 2020
With school shifted online, many students are finding it harder to focus and get their work done. This is especially true for students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ADHD is a neurodevelopmental...
The best ideas don’t always develop in the shower; they can also unfold in the car. At least they did for friends Aasiya Ali ’22 and Advika Shah ’22. This past October, the pair launched their new...
Reconnecting. In the age of Zoom classes, students are no stranger to this message appearing on their screen as their internet cuts in and out, and they are kicked out of the virtual classroom yet again....
Maddy Smith, Visual Editor and Feature Editor
• December 14, 2020
Some people are just born with an entrepreneurial spirit. For Dasia Taylor '21 that spirit runs in the family.
“I am literally from a family of entrepreneurs. My grandad owned lots of businesses,”...
Abby McKeone, Graphics and Social Media Editor
• December 13, 2020
In the fall of 2019, the Green and Gold Academy was formed with the purpose of providing unique perspectives and experiences to students. The Academy was originally started by English teacher, Garrett...
Disclaimer: this article includes mentions of child abuse, sex trafficking and grotesque topics.
Most people have heard of the conspiracy theory known as QAnon, from its coverage by many news sources,...
Even in the midst of a pandemic, the local effects of COVID-19 may seem distant to some. According to the district’s COVID-19 Dashboard, a total of 393 students and 96 staff members currently have or...
Maya Chu, Print Feature Editor
• November 24, 2020
The bright floodlights and cheering crowds of Friday night football games are always met with excitement from many. For one student, however, these games mean more than just entertainment and school pride....
Soomin Koh, Print Co-Profiles Editor
• November 23, 2020
The world of writing always intrigued Athena Wu ’24. From crafting intricate lines of poetry to illustrating magical worlds through the genre of fantasy, Wu has always been entranced by literature. It...
Chemistry Challenges
With the typical practice of doing hands-on labs in chemistry being taken away, science teacher Megan Bildner is facing many challenges while adjusting to teaching online. Half...
Through a screen, we might feel an inch away from others, but in reality, we are miles apart. With turned-off cameras hiding forbidden resources, the absence of eyes directly watching a student’s every...
Maggie Huang, Online News Editor
• November 22, 2020
Every day is an opportunity for ICCSD Director of Diversity and Cultural Responsiveness Laura Gray to bring improvements to the school district. From training the cultural proficiency team, to bringing...
