How to Improve Standardized Tests How to Improve Standardized Tests By Leo DengGrade 8 Math standardized test scores are easier to improve than reading scores. Would you want to have many standardized tests throughout the year, or just one exam at the end? Having one final test sounds more right. You would want to study all school year for one […] Read More
Sacagawea: A Crucial Member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Sacagawea: A Crucial Member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition By George CGrade 4 Do you think you could’ve jumped into a river during a storm? Sacagawea, a famous Native American who helped complete an expedition with famous explores Lewis and Clark, did this to save tools that would have been valuable to the adventure. This […] Read More
How Sacagawea’s Skills Were Important to Lewis and Clark How Sacagawea’s Skills Were Important to Lewis and Clark By Evangeline BuGrade 4 Did you ever wonder how Sacagawea helped Lewis and Clark expand into the west? Sacagawea was a Native American who joined the expedition. Even though she wasn’t a guide, she helped the group in many ways. Sacagawea was important to the Lewis […] Read More
Scholastic Award Winner: Ode to AirPods Ode to AirPods Silver Key in Poetry By AdrianGrade 9 In realms of sound, where silence once reigned,Nestled in ears, a new freedom gained,These carriers of cadences pure and bright,Sing of unity in the quiet night. In pockets they lie, small yet profound,Silent witnesses to a world unbound,Loyal companions, with power to share,Charging quietly, they […] Read More
Scholastic Award Winner: Give it a Shot Give it a Shot Gold Key in Personal Essay & Memoir By AdrianGrade 9 The alarm blared, jolting me awake. I fumbled to silence it, my heart already racing. Today wasn’t just another day in seventh grade; it was the day. Instead of a regular lunch break, I was going to pick up basketball, and become one […] Read More
Scholastic Award Winner: A Quiet Step Forward A Quiet Step Forward Gold Key in Short Story By IkeGrade 10 The old wooden cabin at the edge of town stood quietly as its weathered exterior was illuminated by the soft glow of dawn. It was a modest structure with peeling paint, moss creeping along the roof, and shutters hanging slightly askew. Weeds […] Read More
