White Station Scroll

Hunter excels as dancer, singer and entrepreneur

March 2, 2023

There are many students who take on the challenge of participating in numerous extracurriculars on top of their academic studies and Lauren Hunter (11) is one of them....

View All

Viewpoint

Class rank: An exclusive, outdated system

Chitkala Alli, Business Manager

March 9, 2023

Have you ever noticed how some students take five Advanced Placement classes, two Dual Enrollment classes and maintain a sky-high GPA? Have you ever wondered why? Some enjoy...

The caffeine craze

March 9, 2023

A racing heart. Shaking hands. Bouncing legs. The effects of caffeine can be seen in almost every classroom. From bitter black coffee to sugary...

The truth about teacher salaries

March 6, 2023

With over 1,200 teacher vacancies in Tennessee during the 2020-2021 school year – 36,500 across the country, it is no surprise that teachers...

View All

News & Feature

White Station welcomes three new officers

Megan Shipp, Writer | March 9, 2023

In recent years, police work has been heavily scrutinized as violent encounters between police officers and regular people are publicized on social media. Consequently, people can be hesitant to trust police officers, but the new police officers at White Station demonstrate a sole concern for the safety of students on campus. After becoming a part of law enforcement, officers Ebony Hendricks,...

Cooking up something good

Katie Robinson, Viewpoint Team Leader | March 3, 2023

Smells of grilled cheese and fresh bakes fill Ms. Anderson’s room as students learn to cook under the direction of Junie Scott (12) and Joseph Stewart (12). The pair of students devised the idea of a cooking class when prompted to create a project for the Distributive Education Clubs of America, DECA, that would help grow their marketing skills. “I originally came up with the idea for the...

View All