As the first quarter of the 2024-25 school year comes to a close, students in French teacher Kyle Sweeney’s class have a French assignment to round out the end of the quarter. Sweeney said she’s done...
It is almost time for students to sign up for next year's classes, and many students need help figuring out what to do or need a second opinion. Here are some of Park’s students and staff’s recommendations.
Engineering...
As a senior, I have seen my fair share of classes. The debate of if Echo (the student-run newspaper) and Echowan (the student-run yearbook) are clubs is a much needed discussion as the tides begin to shift....
Out of the many courses Park has to offer students, there are only two classes in the law field. Introduction to Criminal Justice and Law and Public Policy often gain waitlists as they are some of the...
Recently, there has been a lot of talk around Park about classroom size and how it affects learning. Teachers and students have expressed mixed opinions regarding the new size of classes.
According...
When students don’t attend class it can cause declining grades, which results in students struggling with work. Being in class is important because having an education is a privilege, and unless you...
With the upcoming 2023/2024 school year, a new history course has been approved to be piloted at Park — AP African American Studies brings new perspectives and opportunities. The course has been piloted...
Under the weight of the ongoing pandemic, many are struggling to keep up with school work. But, Park has our back.
With the Student Support Time App, which was rolled out last month, administration...
When I was first approached by a student handing me a newspaper, I thought it was just a copy of the Echo newspaper, but as I looked at it more closely, I realized that it was another newspaper made by...
As senior Patrick Djerf sat in his IB History HL class eating pizza, he acknowledged that despite the 50 days he spent making sure he got to class on time, his perfect record broke shortly after the challenge...
According to advisor Taylor Williams, the Special Education Department has been studying for finals.
“In history, we are doing a World War 1 unit, in chemistry, we are doing an atoms unit,” Williams...
