To Andrew Orzel, it seems like years since anyone in his government and economics classes expressed conservative ideas. That is concerning — given the diverse nature of the ACHS student body, one would expect a wide range of ideas discussed in a classroom setting.
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Concerns of Potential Virtual
After winter break, ACPS released its protocol for transitioning to virtual learning. Rather than have the entire district go virtual, it outlines plans for when specific grades or schools may need to go virtual for a period of time.
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Titans Rank Their Favorite Christmas Movies
I published a google form for students to fill out according to their best interest in Christmas movies. The options were Home Alone, The Grinch, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Elf, The Polar Express, The Christmas Chronicles, I’ll Be Home For Christmas, Jingle All The Way, A Christmas Carol, and The Man Who Invented Christmas. I asked for students and staff to rank these movies between 1-10. 1 being the best and 10 being the least liked. I also asked which movies they were familiar with and enjoy. The responses are listed below. I also asked if the students and staff had other Christmas movies they enjoy and they mentioned the…
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Students’ Opinions on the Thanksgiving Break Extension
On Friday, October 29, it was announced that Thanksgiving break would be extended to a full week November 22 through 26, instead of just the 24 through the 26. It was cited that the break was lengthened to give students and staff a mental health break.
