Of the students, by the students, for the students
This article is part of a series. Imagine someone alone, surrounded by darkness. Imagine trying to protect something incredibly valuable from shadowy and unknown threats. Imagine facing the inky, depressing darkness every night, weary of what might be watching you, what might be scheming to hurt you and what you’re protecting. I cannot imagine what…
Bathroom Policy at School Sparks Mixed Reactions Among Students and Staff. Current Bathroom Policy and Its Intentions The school’s bathroom policy aims to teach students responsible time management, comparable to how adults handle breaks in the workplace. Students receive a limited number of bathroom passes each semester, intended as a guideline rather than a strict…
Story told by Mr Link, adapted by Grace Vilchez. A long time ago, but not as long ago as you might think, there was a boy named Jason Link. During this time, Jason was living in Nicaragua, in a house that functioned like a hotel, and he was the one in charge. This house, however,…
I had the chance to grab a quick interview with Elias to discuss his trials, challenges, overall experience with the competition, and his backstory with this martial art. Elias shares that he has been doing taekwondo since he was 12 years old. He said that as a young kid, he was always extremely passionate about…
Sports Recap for Oct 21-26 Boys Varsity Soccer Tues 22/10 – Varsity vs Argiro FC @ Palabra de Vida starting at 3:0 Sat 26/10 – Varsity vs Bautista de Masaya @ Sports Slam After a well fought game, NCAI Varsity Soccer boys lost 0-2 in the Copa Semifinal. With the disadvantage of not having their…