The gold coins of junior year
May 14, 2019
Filed under Briefs
AP tests, SAT prep and junior prom — while junior year is notorious for test taking-torment and heaps of schoolwork, the silver linings and gold coins sprinkled throughout both semesters made this year a year for the books. Check out the best or worst moments of these six juniors below: ...
Back from Mount Vernon
January 29, 2019
Filed under Uncategorized
On Dec. 11, 2018, social studies department lead Bonnie Belshe successfully published a five-part lesson plan on the George Washington’s Mount Vernon website after a year of research and months of editing. During her stay at Mount Vernon, Belshe and a total of eight other teacher fellows lived in a house ...
Revised AP US History Guidelines: Much Ado About Nothing?
September 27, 2015
Filed under NEWS, Uncategorized
As of 2015, College Board, the organization which writes and regulates the nation’s AP tests and guidelines, has a new framework for how AP United States history should be taught in American high schools. Amidst conflict over the previous year’s “anti-American” perspective, the Board released ...
History teacher Viviana Montoya-Hernandez shares her oversize souvenirs
May 23, 2013
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Main slider
On the first day of school, AP U.S. History and regular Government and Economics teacher Viviana Montoya-Hernandez pulled out her oversized pencil to take attendance, hoping to “break the ice” with her new set of students. Even though students initially felt a little discomfited by the showcase of ...
Google Docs facilitates APUSH collaboration
September 9, 2010
Filed under NEWS
More than half of AP U.S. History students team up on Google Docs to collectively succeed Read More »...
To wear or not to wear: APUSH T-shirts
May 7, 2009
Filed under NEWS
A junior recounts his experience of getting his car vandalized Read More »...
