Simone Hoagland, Reporter

October 9, 2020

JBS has been online for weeks now, and with new grade levels, teachers, systems, and many Zoom meetings, students and teachers have differing opinions on the results of online school.  Technological experience, subject, and preferred methods of teaching all affect teachers’ opinions on online school. Some, who are more familiar with online platforms and technology, have had a smooth transition...

Andrew Padousis

September 22, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly altered life as we know it and forced us to adapt and overcome hurdles we never expected to face. With the country as a whole under economic strain, many individuals and families have found themselves in dire financial situations. It is now more important than ever for nonprofits to assist these individuals. However, some are finding it difficult to serve the clients...

Ava Teasdale, News Editor

September 22, 2020

After clicking a link on their website, readers of Issue I of Saint Louis Youth Arts Coalition are greeted with a bright blue cover with splashes of orange, yellow, and pink. The literary magazine is filled with student work of all kinds: poetry, memoirs, paintings, and photography. The STL Youth Artists Coalition, STLYAC for short, is “a local youth organization that aims to create a community...