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• IB, AP programs offer students glimpse into college expectations People all over the world are dying for educational opportunity but luckily for you, two prestigious educational programs are provided for y
• Real Likes or Real Life: Teens attempt to balance virtual, in-person realities For some people, living in the moment has almost completely disappeared. They are now living behind the screens that are either in their han
• Colorism runs deep within walls of U.S. schools People of color are no strangers to racism, and when there’s racism there is colorism-- a form of discrimination that is running rampant n
• Sanitary product dispensers could lessen embarrassment, burden to female students $1,773.33 is the cost women will have spent on a $7 tampon box over the course of  456 menstrual cycles or more.   Could this cost be p
• Mr. Baseball’s world-famous socks spin students heads right round Socks come in variation from no-show to knee length; there’s a pair for everyone and all their fashion needs. Amazingly, the trend of sock
• Girls lacrosse team at-risk of facing possible lack of equipment As Spring approaches, the girls lacrosse team has been preparing for their new season and for some -seniors particularly- their last season
• ESOL program proves necessary in smooth transition for students At first glance, one thing that people may see about Parkdale is the diversity of its students. With the third biggest ESOL program in the c
• Killer Inside: Netflix docuseries offers insight into American tragedy The 2020 docuseries Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez, has viewers feeling all types of ways. Feelings of confusion from believing
• Triumphs and setbacks: A highlight of Parkdale’s Boys’ Basketball team top games of the season The 2019-20 basketball season started off questionable with a 75-61 loss to Fredrick Douglass, but they quickly turned around with back to b
• Young, Black & Hungry for Success: A Q&A session with two Parkdale entrepreneurs We're just coming out of February, where we celebrate the achievements of African Americans, but the success doesn't end on the 29th. Th
• Should there be a change in required standardized testing? Short answer: yes. Standardized tests have been a part of American education since the mid-1800s. Their use skyrocketed after 2002’s No Child Left Behind Act
• “Gretel & Hansel” gives viewers mixed emotions The movie “Gretel & Hansel” is not a “scary” film, but it sure is an interesting one. The modern retelling has changed a lot sin
• Parkdale Cheer Elite takes risks, wins trophies, redefines the word ‘sport’ On Feb. 1, Parkdale's cheer team came in second place in a PG County Cheerleading Invitational. This is the first year in a few where Parkda
• Vine’s Comeback to dethrone TikTok Imagine it’s 2013, Vine is popping off, and memes are rolling in. “Do it for the Vine, I Ain’t gonna do it” meaning to hype someone
• Backpacks serve as essentials for student comfort, preparedness At Parkdale, students are not allowed to carry their book bags around school, a policy that has proven to be unfair to the students who have