According to assistant testing coordinator Jami LaPray, the ACT test for juniors will take place March 12 at 8:20 a.m. in the Fieldhouse. LaPray said the date was changed because of the school cancellation...
According to math teacher Amanda Forsberg, as the ACT date for all juniors at Park quickly approaches, the math department is working to prepare students for the high-stakes test.
“The last couple...
According to junior and GSA co-president Anika Jamison, she joined the Gay Straight Alliance in order to positively change the school’s community.
“I have been involved since the middle school,...
According to the seniors’ guidance counselor Heidi Cosgrove, one reason colleges no longer require the ACT and SAT essay is due to the tests being fairly new and uninformative.
“I think one of the...
According to sophomore Gabe Kaplan, the senior class will attend a voter registration assembly during their advisory class Sept. 26.
“We are going to be talking with the seniors about how to register,...
The start of another school year means standardized tests are right around the corner. Here is some helpful information to make sure you are prepared for the big tests.
Senior IB diploma candidate Samyu Yenamandra said she knows that ACT testing is an anxious time for most students and wanted to do something to alleviate the stress.
“I wanted to start because I...
Junior co-president of Achieving Change Together Yonah Davis said he thought by involving companies like Muddy Paws Cheesecake and Ben and Jerry’s, he could inspire students to donate winter gear for...
The ACT, a required test for most college acceptance, will no longer be free at Park starting next year. Not offering the free ACT at the school will put students who come from lower income families at...
According to district director of assessment, evaluation and research Prachee Mukherjee, this February is the first year the state will not reimburse all students for the February ACT.
“As of (this)...
With the temperatures dropping, sophomore Morgan Graves said she felt inspired to create a difference for her community this winter season.
“I know so many kids just don’t have mittens, and they...
Going in to take the American College Testing Sept. 9, junior Jack Ostrovsky said he felt confident because of all the hard work he put into studying over the summer.
“I took a lot of practice tests...
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