The It’s Academic team once again reached playoff competition this year, but lost to St. Albans high school. While the team failed to move on from the playoffs, they still performed well despite setbacks mostly pertaining to membership. “We had some trouble finding new members,” junior Ashley Sova said. “ThisContinue Reading
On the afternoon of April 4, Reveille decorated the cafeteria with an array of paper lanterns and multicolored balloons for the fourth annual Creative Arts Festival. A variety of clubs, including National Art Club, the Gay-Straight Alliance and the Harry Potter Club, participated. Afterwards, those in attendance were directed towards theContinue Reading
For the fiscal year 2015, Fairfax County Public Schools will face a budget deficit of over $130 million, the largest deficit it has ever dealt with, according to Superintendent Dr. Karen Garza. Although Garza has not yet presented a budget to the school board, which must approve her suggestions, sheContinue Reading
Octagon Club traveled Sunday to a local homeless shelter to bring holiday spirit to underprivileged children in their Holiday for Hope project. This year, Holiday for Hope was held on Dec. 15 at Howard University in Washington, D.C. Members of the Octagon Club helped wrap presents for the participants in HolidayContinue Reading
As the month of March rolled in and Music Appreciation Month began, tuned ears heard waves of melodic sound floating down the hallways of Marshall. Throughout the week of March 3 to March 7, students walking by the cafeteria caught a musical drift each day during Learn, as young musiciansContinue Reading
During the early months of the year, the Future Business Leaders of America have a schedule full of competitions and major annual events. Two such events, which occurred in the past two weeks, were the LifeSmarts state competition and the FBLA regional competition. The Marshall chapter of FBLA this yearContinue Reading
As the student population blasts through the election season, a proposed change in the Student Government Association (SGA) election process has arisen to make the elections fairer. “The SGA will be done through a process similar to, but not exactly like, the electoral college in the U.S. government,” SGA boardContinue Reading
This prom season, students are finding a way to help others on top of enjoying the prom themselves: Marshall’s Prom Boutique. The Boutique takes place from April 30 to May 19 in the career services center. The Prom Boutique is an opportunity for people to give away old prom dressesContinue Reading
Pots, pans and Disney characters: what do they have in common? All three were included in the spring shows for band and chorus, lending the concerts a more playful air. The first performance was the spring concert for band, which included the theme from The Incredibles and took place onContinue Reading
Marking the final stages of renovation development, the foreign language classes are finally making the move back into the main building. With transitions beginning last week, the integration back into the main building and future plans to reintroduce the math classes signal a close to major construction developments within Marshall.Continue Reading
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