How Spider-Man: No Way Home Cuts to the Heart of Peter Parker
Keira Cooney, Opinions Editor@keiraccourant WARNING: Not only will this piece reveal my own embarrassing, almost too-vast knowledge about Spider-Man, it will also contain spoilers for
Holiday spirits rise as students give back to the community
Nora Moley, Reporter@noramcourant During the holiday season, non-profit organizations have seen an increase in involvement from our student body. Over the past few weeks, these
New teaching styles implemented to embrace challenges in the classroom
Cece Easley, Reporter@Virginiaeas Growth Mindset is a mentality utilized at the high school to promote learning and improving from mistakes, as well as embracing challenges
Behind the Cover: talking with Fairfield County student journalists
Lauren Doherty, Editor-in-Chief@ldohertycourant Student journalists inherit a unique responsibility when they acquire positions on school publications. They agree to uphold values like truthfulness, objectivity, and
Instagram’s new teen safety features necessary, but likely ineffective, according to students and faculty
Julie Song, Editor-in-Chief@juliescourant Instagram recently announced a bundle of new safety measures for teenagers that will release progressively throughout spring of 2022. While encompassing privacy,