Schools and Colleges

For me, tests are the least stressful aspect of school. Don’t get me wrong; I do have the occasional worry, but once I’m actually taking the test, I find it to be one of the most peaceful experiences. As long as it’s quiet and I have enough time to complete […]

First Grade Spelling List Is it just me, or does this spelling list seem overly challenging for a first grader? The sentences are included as part of the test!

I’m not a fan of atlas testing (image not relevant).

I have a test tomorrow, and I haven’t studied at all. Sure, it’s mostly logic and common sense, but it can still be challenging. I’m hoping to review the 30 pages of material and aim for a solid 80. I’m not focusing on getting a perfect score or anything. I’ll […]

What am I supposed to do??? My online college classes have been incredibly stressful, and my daily routine has turned into a monotonous cycle of waking up, doing schoolwork, and going to sleep. As a result, most of my assignments have been submitted on the same day they were due, […]

I’m running for LSC representative and I’m wondering if our campaign slogan, “Use your common sense, vote for me,” comes off as arrogant. My campaign team was inspired by Thomas Paine, but my mom advised against incorporating “common sense” into the slogan. What do you think? Should I stick with […]

Essay Topics My language arts teacher has assigned us a 7-page essay on a topic that isn’t centered around a person. I initially wanted to explore the psychology behind cannibalism, but it was deemed inappropriate due to its minor connection to sexual desires. Last year, I wrote about the Black […]

Struggling with Calculus Hi everyone! I’m a junior in high school currently taking AP Calculus AB, and I’m finding it really challenging. Despite doing my homework, asking questions, and seeking help when I need it, I still can’t seem to grasp the material. Even after reviewing concepts extensively, I struggle […]

I’m feeling quite disappointed. Today marks the third day of Black History Month and the first school day of February. I had hoped that my fellow students would be more respectful this month, as they often toss around racial slurs, including toward me. Unfortunately, my concerns were justified. Throughout the […]