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June starts beginning of pride month

June starts beginning of pride month

Caedon Exsted June 5, 2023

June is Pride month, a time when the LGBTQ+ community and its allies come together to celebrate love, diversity and equality. Pride month is an opportunity to raise awareness about the struggles and challenges...

Senior Rachel Katzovitz recieves her cap and gown May 24. The seniors last day is June 2, and they will be graduating June 6 at the stadium.

Staff Editorial: High school survival guide

May 26, 2023

High school is notoriously difficult to navigate, and it’s easy to look back with both a sense of nostalgia and regret. The Echo seniors collaborated to create a list of tips that we wish we knew going...

The moral dilemma of good music, bad person

The moral dilemma of good music, bad person

Modesty Manion April 1, 2023

Nobody’s perfect. Even the rich and famous, those we put on pedestals and believe they can do no wrong can, in fact, do wrong. But at what point should you stop supporting an artist? Is it okay to continue...

Newly-enforced attendance policies work against us

Johanna Kaplan March 30, 2023

In an attempt to increase attendance, Park administrators decided to clamp down on their rule book. Although no new protocols were established, students are only now being made aware of an important attendance...

Mya Stanberry March 30, 2023

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...

Anya Panday February 27, 2023

Park has finally begun to make-do on the long awaited plans to renovate different aspects of the high school. Among the renovations students have been anticipating, none are more exciting than the kitchen...

Recent shooting sparks rage

Recent shooting sparks rage

Owen Mccolgan February 26, 2023

On Feb. 13, a mass shooting took place on Michigan State's college campus. There were five students who were severely wounded and three left dead. Everybody is getting sick and tired of hearing about all...

Lex Lee February 25, 2023

The parking pass system is a big issue when it comes to students and how they are affected at Park .The majority of students are against the cost, the limited number of spots, the pass application process...

Crystal Diaz February 25, 2023

Conversation of parking passes is in the air. Parking passes are efficient, help fund Park and keep the school parking lot organized. They also help ensure that students without a license aren’t driving....

Are advanced classes worth it?

Are advanced classes worth it?

January 11, 2023

Park offers a variety of levels for courses, including Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB) and honors. I have taken on the challenge and taken one of each throughout highschool–....

Reevaluating resolutions

Reevaluating resolutions

Cece Jensen January 5, 2023

As the year comes to a close, many of us have been thinking up some New Year's resolutions. Whether that be personal or professional ambitions, now is the time to set goals for the future. New Year's resolutions...

Distraught in classes?

Distraught in classes?

Nafisa Kahin and Liz Williams December 4, 2022

Mental health should always be talked about, especially as seasonal depression emerges. Seasonal depression is when people get moody, sad or fall into a  depressive state. Some students might go through...

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