On November 1, West High students celebrated Día de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday that spans two days, celebrates and remembers loved ones who have passed away. AP/Fine Arts teacher Mr. Alex Nelson was the main coordinator of the art show. A range of students participated in bringing this event together....

Ms. Jones New to West High, Ms. Jacie Jones teaches U.S. History and the elective Social Psychology. Having previously been a middle school teacher, this is Jones’ first year teaching high school. She finds it, “So nice to be with a group of older young adults.” According to Jones, the best ...

I know what you’re thinking. You’re a month into school and no one has broken out into musical song and dance yet. It’s no easy task navigating through a sea of kids every 58 minutes just to get to your next class and for some reason you can’t seem to remember where all the bathrooms are. Don’t...

Welcome back, West High! This new school year has been met with excitement and many returning and new faces. There were so many faces that this August, students may have seen that some classes had fewer desks than students. Some classrooms were overcrowded and bustling with ambitious minds, ready to...

On Wednesday, March 14, the West High Journalism class opened its classroom doors during first lunch and fourth period to host a Student Safety Forum in hopes of addressing student concerns and continuing the conversation that swept the nation following the tragic shooting that killed 17 people at Stoneman...