Comparing the quality and quantity of homework Putting the quality of homework first allows students to focus on valuable content while prioritizing the quantity of homework improves students' long-term memory.
Patriotism is beyond skin color A West Chester trustee by the name of Lee Wong bared his scars to the whole nation last month in order to combat anti-Asian racism.
Barons break Crean Lutheran’s spirits with mighty defeat Boys' and girls' tennis dominated Crean Lutheran High School with a final score of 13-5 for the boys and 16-2 for the girls.
College resources every student should know about College application season might seem far away, but it's important to consider preparing early. From the Princeton Review to online college tours, there are a multitude of materials students can use throughout the process.
The monarch butterfly is endangered―but you can help The well-known insect has slowly been vanishing from California due to various threats.
Fountain Valley community unites after fires burn down homes Fountain Valley community members have united to support families affected by house fires last month through donations.
Coronet Awards remain a symbol of achievement during the pandemic Coronet Awards recognize students for their excellence in different academic, athletic and leadership categories. Applications are due March 14.
Post-pandemic education likely to continue digital aspects The 2020-2021 school year forced education to digitize. What will remain when the need for online learning is no longer there?
Tiffany Hoang inspires girls on their journey to the Gold and Eagle Scout Award Earning the prestigious Gold and Eagle Scout Award demonstrates Tiffany Hoang’s passion to not only help her community but to also inspire girl scouts who plan to earn the two awards.
Fountain Valley tennis electrocutes Edison Chargers With a final score of 14-4 for the girls’ varsity team and 18-0 for the boys’ varsity team, the game marks a successful kickoff to the pre-season.