Students sit in classrooms every day, but when it comes to making a change, their voices are often forgotten. Mrs. Sugarmon, a U.S Government teacher, had her students write letters about the issues they...
“My family is not one color,” Mia Pearce (12) said.
Adopted student Mia Pearce explains
that her family is just like any other family, but they just don’t look quite the same. Pearce’s...
For the past six years, White Station has relied on Title I funding to provide resources for its student body, but that is set to change in the coming year. Title I, part of the Elementary and Secondary...
Undocumented youth across the country are sitting in classrooms and living normal lives just like you and I; that all began to change when the Trump administration issued a statement to rescind DACA.
DACA,...
Janiya Douglass (11) frustrated by a large number of classmates facing expulsion and suspension decided that she wanted to take action by creating a new Bridge Builders CHANGE cohort, Educational Justice...
Mock Trial is not just a club that gives students the opportunity to learn about the American justice system by simulating a criminal or civil trial, but allows students to grow as individuals.
Although...
SoundCloud has become a platform for many artists to get their start and share their music. Lil Yachty and Desiigner both started out by sharing their mixtapes on SoundCloud, and White Station students...
At a competitive school like White Station, where many students have heavy course loads, class rank is a popular topic of discussion for graduating seniors. The class rank system assigns seniors a number,...
There are many movements in Memphis working to combat sexual harassment and assault, but Memphis Against Sexual Harassment and Assault (MASHA) is bringing forth a new voice that hasn’t been heard. In...
On March 7, Regi Worles (12) and Becca Folkes-Lallo (10) led workshops at the Tennessee Conference on Volunteerism and Service-Learning in Franklin, a suburb of Nashville. The two became involved in the...
