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At the April 13 City-School Liaison Committee meeting, Harrisonburg public officials met to discuss the proposed budget for the 2021-2022 year. At the meeting, one of the biggest questions was whether...
The Shenandoah Valley Regional Science and Engineering Fair had their 62nd Annual Fair on Tuesday, March 23. One of the participants of this science fair was junior Owen Johnston. Johnston participated...
Yesterday, May 5, the outdoor track team hosted their first meet of the season versus Rockbridge High School and Spotswood High School. Outdoor track practices began April 12, so this meet was held just...
English classes have ruined writing. The hammering into our minds of five paragraph essays and timed AP prep papers have taken away the fun and creativity of crafting works and putting them to paper. I used to love to write: short stories, poems, you name it; creative writing was one of my favorite hobbies. But as I progressed through the school system, writing didn’t seem to let me express myself...
It all started when his tablet was taken away. This gave junior Caleb Fox the opportunity to solve the Rubik’s Cube more in-depth then he had...
![Social studies teacher Cara Walton’s favorite toy from her childhood is her stuffed Garfield. “When I was in probably 4th and 5th grade, I absolutely loved Garfield, [and] I [would] read the comics in the Sunday paper and my mom also got me the books,” Walton said. “Garfield was retired when I went to college [because] he was falling apart, but I still have him because he will always hold a special place for me as something I loved that gave me comfort."](https://hhsmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/CaraWaltonFavToy-900x506.jpg)
