Why is it so easy for people to be racist when a Black person is involved in a fight?

A celebration of diversity at school through food, music and performances related to various cultures.

Being biracial means sometimes feeling like I don’t fit in anywhere

It went from jokes to insulting my skin color, hair texture, and ethnic features to calling me slurs. Most of the class joined in. No one stood up for me.

“Life is short and you want to pursue your passion. Pursue it with influence because it’s worth it in the end.”

After discovering their natural skill and craftsmanship in the art of jewelry-making, junior Destiny Reveles has focused on developing and expanding their business in which they sell handcrafted jewelry comprised of silver, gold and everything bold.

"Throughout my career, I have sought out schools that are committed to this goal of equal, excellent education for all."

Freshman Eva Tanguay describes her frustration with the online gamers that utilize toxic commentary and derogatory remarks to prevent a rise in female gamers.

Key Club Vice President Sofia Kiremijian talks about her organization and the duties that come with her position.

Principal, Lourdes De Santiago, brings her prior experience as both a teacher and as an administrator to help run the school, in person, amidst a pandemic. Her academic career began when she worked as a paraprofessional at Polytechnic High School. After getting her teaching credentials, she went on to teach at James Monroe High School as well as Polytechnic High School. She later took on administrative positions such as Dean of Discipline at Polytechnic, a Title I coordinator, and a Principal.

Twins, Michael and Danny Levy, express their views on being twins and the traits that distinguish them as individuals.

Ms. Navarrete shares her personal journey to becoming a teacher and what she enjoys know about teaching her students.