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On May 11, ARHS held a Dialogue Day, designed to increase understanding, address problems, and question popular thoughts or actions. The goal was to make changes in the community through discussion. The organizers provided...
The teachers in elementary school told us not to lay on the carpet because we could get sick. We used to wait in line for the two bathroom stalls that actually had locks. The...
What’s the first thing your parents told you when you got your license? At least for me it was: “never text while driving, ever.” Most people acknowledge that texting while driving is a risk....
Climate change is a big deal. In an effort to combat impending global disaster, clean and renewable energy has become increasingly popular. Not only does solar energy protect our planet it also is free....
In a school with such vast opportunities for students, some get to do more interesting things, like host students from Senegal and The Gambia in their houses. This was an unique experience and...
On June 9, 2017 graduation caps will fly in the air as the senior class moves on to new adventures. A significant portion of the grade will be attending the University of Massachusetts Amherst,...
There was a sigh of relief across the world when Emmanuel Macron, an independent centrist, won in the second round of the French presidential elections, defeating the far-right Marine Le Pen. Approaching the election...
Upon entering the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C., visitors descend three stories below ground to begin a deeply moving journey. According to ARHS Principal Mark Jackson, as soon...
From April 8 through April 22, a select group of ARHS students lived in Valence, France as part of the French Exchange. Accompanied by Spanish teacher Mari Vicente and ARMS teachers Patrick Hunter and...
A student’s recent suspension from a varsity basketball game has led to a broader conversation about when disciplinary consequences are meted out in the athletic arena rather than the academic one, and why. Junior...
