Procrastination is defined as the voluntary delay of important tasks, despite the understanding it will result in negative consequences. For many seniors, their high school experience has been defined...

Junior year is the beginning of the end of high school and is often deemed the most stressful year. This is the year that many students think more seriously about college, take AP classes, and prepare...

When picking senior year classes, there are new class choices that hadn't been available in the first three years of high school. One of these senior-exclusive classes is Internship. In this full year...

The AP Art classes at Waterford High School are rigorous, college-level courses designed for students who are serious about honing their technical skills and developing a personal artistic voice. Unlike...

As the 2025-2026 school year comes to an end, the jump from sophomore year to junior year is approaching quickly. For many sophomores, 11th grade feels less like just another year of school, and more like...

For many students, freshman year of high school feels exciting. Everything is new, including new friends, new teachers, new activities, and more freedom. Students often begin high school motivated to prove...

For seven years, senior English electives like Crime Literature, Sports Literature, and War Literature have offered students a chance to explore reading and writing through topics they’re passionate...

A school day can start completely normal. You wake up, pick an outfit, maybe even feel motivated. And then, one tiny thing happens. A text, a weird interaction, a bad mood that just won’t go away. Suddenly...

Article II of the Constitution establishes and outlines the Executive Branch, headed by one person: The President of the United States (POTUS). Every four years, a new POTUS is elected, but how exactly...

Every year, a high percentage of high school students discover too late that they are missing credits needed to graduate. Do you know exactly how many credits you need to graduate from high school?  25%...