The class of 2019 decorated their cars to show their spirit for their final year of high school. In addition to wearing “Senior Queens” shirts and having senior privileges, driving to school and showing off their pride with colorful art is a tradition that many seniors follow. Senior Lauren EliasContinue Reading
The PTSA held the Senior Dinner, along with Senior College Night, on Aug 30. The Senior Dinner occurs annually to inform senior families of important information regarding colleges as well as the All Night Graduation Celebration (ANGC). During the event’s first hour, seniors and their parents ate dinner in theContinue Reading
D.C. is famous for its diverse and vibrant culinary scene, but for years the spot for an upscale vegan restaurant has remained open. With dietary restrictions more common than ever, locals have expressed their frustration with the lack of accommodating cuisine in the area. That is, until Fancy Radish poppedContinue Reading
Ten faculty members are leaving Marshall at the end of this year. All of these teachers have made contributions to the Marshall community during their tenure. The Rank&File profiled four faculty members who will no longer be teaching for the school after this year: English teacher James MacIndoe, Speech &Continue Reading
Every year the graduating senior class takes a commemorative trip to Kings Dominion as a way to celebrate their final year of high school.“It’s sort of this final, entire class tradition,” senior Jazz Haaren said. “It’s this funny, cheesy way to say bye to high school before we all goContinue Reading
The Envirothon team made it to the state competition of the Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District on May 20 to 21. The competition sponsors 11 teams in Virginia in order to distinguish students that have an interest in agriculture. Last year, the Envirothon team won second place in regionals.Continue Reading
Seniors face a difficult decision as they decide what college is the best fit?This question remains in majority of high school graduates’ minds, in other words, is it better to distinguish and decide whether a private or public institutions of education are better for you. It is considered that theContinue Reading
Interfaith Club held their first annual Iftar to celebrate Ramadan in the cafeteria on May 17. The term “Iftar” refers to the meal that Muslims consume at sunset to break their daily fast. “We came up with the idea of an annual Iftar because some people don’t understand Ramadan orContinue Reading
Theory of Knowledge (TOK) class, a mandatory core component of the International Baccalaureate Program, is now limited to an in-school course, with the exception of those enrolled in select classes. The after-school TOK class seems to be the source of stress, schedule conflicts and limited program budgeting. Students enrolled inContinue Reading
IB diploma requirements come as a surprise to many juniors and seniors as the end of the school year approaches. Students often forget about work until the very end of the school year. When a student falls behind or fails to finish an assignment, they receive a red flag onContinue Reading