Archive for September 2009

Coaching Not Just a Man’s Job

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Jessica Scott | Category: Sports


Golf Team One Step Closer to State

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Michael Duncan | Category: Sports

Written by Michael Duncan and Ryan Schulz
Every team strives to improve as a season goes on. This year, the girl



Stingy Defense Keeps Football Teams Perfect

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Marika Garrett | Category: Sports


The Digital Revolution: Estee Williams

Sep 29th, 2009 | By admin | Category: Opinion & Commentary

Guest Writer Estee Williams
The world in which we live is changing exponentially. That was the message of the speaker Ian Jukes when he addressed EVSC high school teachers at an eLearning workshop on July 10.
In simplest terms, it means that as time passes, change happens faster and faster and



The Digital Revolution: Gernitria Ladson

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Gernitria Ladson | Category: Opinion & Commentary

This school year brought new changes for everyone. The freshmen were introduced to the high school life, but everyone got introduced to a new way of learning with the new netbooks.
Each student and teacher in the EVSC was given a netbook along with their books. When school started, everyone was excited to see how we



Red Ribbon Week coming to Reitz in a new fashion

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Jessica Scott | Category: News

One American teenager dies every 42 minutes in the United States from drug related causes, according to .
Red Ribbon week will bring awareness to startling facts about drugs such as this and educate students about drugs to help prevent drug use across America.
Red Ribbon week is officially the last full week of October. Reitz, [...]



Ala Carte to start serving A-Lunch

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Chelsey Heinz | Category: Feature

As many people have seen, the lines at lunch move slowly.
To address that problem, the cafeteria staff will implement some changes to speed up the lines.



Revolution Brought To The Classroom

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Hillary Chang | Category: Feature

Teachers are constantly looking for ways to create a better atmosphere for their students. They change their learning techniques by adding creative methods with colors and objects and by other means, such as singing songs so that students remember the lesson that they are teaching. Now, teachers are forced to change their ways due [...]



Netbooks: not toys, not free

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Ty-Rah Wiley | Category: Feature


Netbooks now part of freshman transition

Sep 29th, 2009 | By Nathan Tinner | Category: Feature

The transition from 8th grade to high school is no laughing matter, as arguably the toughest educational transition a student will ever face. So with the changes instituted over the summer, has the EVSC has placed another burden on the freshman student population with their decision to distribute netbooks to high-schoolers this year?
The HP [...]