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Student opinions vary on the effectiveness of AI writing software.
ChatGPT makes its mark on student integrity
Participants will stand outside of houses, cars or workplaces, waiting for their targets.
Senior Assassin 2023: behind the scenes
Choir went to the Museum of Natural History, shopped on Fifth Avenue and saw the show ‘Hadestown’ on Broadway.
Choir performs in New York City
Sadie Kibelstis (right) and Q Adamson (left) march through Disneyland.
Band takes on Disneyland
The grandchild of four Holocaust survivors, Arik Cohen, tells stories of endurance to never forget the tragedy of the Holocaust.
Connecting past to present: Holocaust speaker makes an impact
Bella Mojoros (12) piece Quiet Right Now, was inspired by the desk in her room on a late summer day where she felt completely at peace.
Four students exhibit talent at Naramore student art museum show
Corrine Iacobucci (10), Sophie Nash (11) and Anna Hoffman (10) depict the pivotal moment in which Mary meets Colin, this is one of the many touching relationships found in the show.
‘Secret Garden’ shows talent and dedication of students and staff
Sam and Tara Carpenter stand in front of an ambulance on the streets of New York
Scream VI: ‘We’re all suspects’
Cover image for EBK Jaaybos most recent single Accidental Smoke.
Rapper EBK Jaaybo, and the negative portrayal of rappers in the media
Boygenius has once again created a cohesive album that amplifies the talent of each individual member.
Boygenius lives up to its name in new album
Bella Mojoros (12) piece Quiet Right Now, was inspired by the desk in her room on a late summer day where she felt completely at peace.
Four students exhibit talent at Naramore student art museum show
The Teen Health center has free test strips and Narcan for any student who requests it.
Saving lives by acknowledging teen opioid use
Alana Gaulin, the new librarian assistant, is almost finished with her master’s program at the University of Washington and fell in love with working at libraries.
New assistant librarian brings her love of Winnie the Pooh
Treats were priced between $1 to $2, with the club raising approximately $200 by the end of the sale.
Sunrise Club fundraises for local environmental organization 350 Seattle
BHS graduate Jaya Flanary pursues her passion for journalism and designing pages.
From a high school reporter to digital editor
So, why was my experience at this Kraken game so overwhelming? It comes back to a few unfortunately predictable things: money, attention and technology.
Advertising and overwhelm: the chaos of attending professional sports games
Mariners enter transformative new MLB season
Julian Pyo playing for Suncheon Hyocheon, his high school in Korea. He started playing baseball when he was just seven years old. (Courtesy of Julian Pyo)
Baseball player compares school sports in Korea to Seattle
Eduardo Lavender of Rio Grande, Brazil warming up pre-game. “In Brazil, we play sports [separate] from school,” Lavender said. “Here you see everybody playing sports after school, and it’s interesting because we don’t have this in Rio Grande.” (Finn Keenan)
Brazilian student-athlete’s transition to Seattle
Senior hockey player Bella Neireiter (97) skating uprink in a 14U-19U intersquad Wild scrimmage. (Courtesy of Meg Patillo)
Seattle Kraken cuts girls’ hockey programs
The modern day student knows the process of standardized testing like the back of their hand – the crazed bubbling of a Scantron under fluorescent gym lights is all too familiar.
The gold standard of American education
In defense of sandals: Going toe to toe with the opposition
Ranking SPS mascots
Every passing period a wild herd of underclassmen flood the halls in front of me.
Learn how to power-walk!
There’s always been a joke about AI one day taking over the world. But now it seems like this might not be a funny joke for long.
The notable concerns with Snapchat’s new “My AI” feature

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A survey conducted by the NAACP Youth Council found that both the socioeconomic and racial disparities within the HCC program are significant.

Rethinking SPS honors policy

Sadie Clark, News Editors
April 24, 2023
There are many available approaches to crisis for teachers. Studies suggest one of the most crucial ways teachers can help students is to acknowledge the crisis itself.

Staff professional development covers emergency reaction strategies

March 17, 2023
This March marks one year since SPS students went into quarantine for COVID-19.

[Photo] Impacts of COVID on education

March 17, 2023
The Sunrise Club wrote a letter to congress members, and in the letter they listed certain demands to increase safety in schools and to reinforce gun control.

[Photo] Sunrise writes letters to Congress

February 9, 2023
Within our own community at Ballard, social media has been a tool to amplify hate speech and has been used to further isolate one another.

Making it count: How social media is taking over our precious time

Sadie Clark, News Editor
February 9, 2023

World’s biggest climate conference flops for the 27th year in a row

Sadie Clark, News Editor
December 16, 2022

College Board: our newest political institution

Sadie Clark, News Editor
November 7, 2022
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