Test Anxiety: The stress that hurts student success
Peyton Zaletsky, Editor-in-Chief@peytoncourant In an ideal world, students who work hard in class, spend countless hours studying, and walk into an exam feeling completely confident
Food and tunes: the Music Department’s fundraiser amps it up
Tahlia Scherer, Blogs Editor@tscherercourant In addition to developing students’ singing abilities, the choir program provides experiences that impact students far beyond their winter and spring
Civil discourse: the key to creating more informed thinkers
Serena Platt, Editor-in-Chief@splattcourant In today’s world, respect and tolerance are in short supply, as differences of opinion are making people even more attached to their
UFC 278: Upset of the Year
Alex Etergino & Jackson Mountford, Reporters@gino_courant, @jmount_courant On August 20th, at UFC 278, the biggest upset of the year took place. Pound-for-pound number one fighter
How teachers are exploring more creative, flexible classroom styles
Serena Platt, Editor-in-Chief@splattcourant Since the beginning of this year, mask breaks or “brain breaks” during each period are no longer mandatory, and therefore many teachers