Marshall’s Mock Trial club is preparing for this year’s competitions with two teams— one more than last year. In Mock Trial, students simulate a courtroom trial based on a fictional case. While Marshall’s Mock Trial team has advanced to the state competition for the last three years, this year marksContinue Reading
Financial Literacy Night, an information session hosted by the National Business Honor society (NBHS), was held after school on Nov. 21 for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic. The event’s return was delayed for a few years due to various logistical complications. IB Business Management teacher and NBHS adviserContinue Reading
This year, IB Biology 1 students can use bacteria for their Science Fair projects. Last year, the previous teacher did not allow bacterial projects. Senior Arjun Bhide took IB Biology 1 last year and explained why he was not allowed to use bacteria. “[My teacher] basically told us that bacteriaContinue Reading
Igniting on Jan. 7 and burning throughout the month, the Southern California Palisades fire, among three others, ravaged nearly 55,000 acres of land. Issuings of fire alerts and evacuation orders have caused Southern California residents to flee to protected areas of California and even across the country. “The people thatContinue Reading
17 students and four girls. 15 students and three girls. Those are the rosters of the IB Physics HL classes. Physics teacher Amy Osborn noted the lack of female enrollment in the class. Osborn said the underrepresentation of women in physics extends beyond high school. “I think that is aContinue Reading
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This year at Marshall, teachers are being taught about ‘grading for equity’, a grading system with hopes to align all grading policies and place an emphasis on students and their success. Instructional Technology Coach, Rachel Baxter, leads the instruction of grading for equity along with Principal Litz. Baxter explained theContinue Reading