Computers, MP3's and iPods are just some of the ways students hold and listen to music. Photo by: Kathryn Sommers
By Kathryn Sommers
During their quiet time, while doing homework and before the game, students like to listen to their music to keep them focused on what they are doing.
By Hunter Stevens
As technology changes more and more everyday, writing does as well. Writing has become more informal than ever with phones and popular sites like Facebook, and Twitter. Informal writing is not necessarily bad, but that does not mean it is always a good thing either.
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Peer tutors that help students in the classrooms succeed or a tremendous help to students and teachers.Junior Patricia Ortiz helps a student who is struggling on sentence fragments. Photo by: Haylee Schuh
By Haylee Schuh
Everyone somewhere along the way in his/her education will need assistance or help with something they struggle with. The person that helps everyone is usually admired and a leader among peers. Peer Tutors encourage students to do their homework the right way instead of the wrong way.