Justin Kouch, Viewpoint Team Leader
• September 20, 2019
A new year means another set of teachers and classes for parents to get to know, and Open House was the perfect opportunity for Spartan parents to do so.
On August 29, 2019, White Station opened its doors...
Kathryn Todd, Arts and Entertainment Team Leader
• September 20, 2019
Blood. Vomit. Evidence markers—all the things you wouldn’t expect to find outside a high school classroom while walking down the main hallway. However, these were all part of an interactive AP Biology...
The school season has begun, and so has the season of community service and high academics—at least for the select students who were inducted into White Station’s National Honors Society chapter. The...
The Lady Spartan Lacrosse Team held their annual interest meeting on Thursday, Aug.29 in the library. Returning players and newcomers gathered around to learn the fundamentals of lacrosse.
Most of the...
One major goal most classes share is to prepare students for the real world. Believe it or not, classes unrelated to STEM play a significant role in this, especially in the non-traditional ways teachers...
The start of a new school year means new teachers and new classes for students, but for Lisa Burns it means the start of her new career. For the past 14 year, Burns was teaching personal finances to sophomores,...
Rachel Parkison, Student Life Team Leader
• September 6, 2019
With just $200 remaining on their overall $5,000 fundraising objective, the Make-A-Wish Club met Thursday to discuss its plans for the upcoming school year. First up on the agenda: the October wish-granting...
“The spread of gracious professionalism to the next generation of STEM students.”
This is how Jake Du (11), the head of Business, describes White Station’s Robotics Club. Ready to launch into...
As a new school begins once again, a new face can be seen helping out in the Special Education classroom. Her name is Tracy Stone and she is excited to begin working at White Station.
Stone has not...
The process of applying to a college is daunting in and of itself. To make matters more difficult, students are required to risk a chance at getting into their dream college by putting their fate into...
The transition from eighth grade to freshman year can be a scary one. With seniors who have facial hair to a stark contrast of rigorous course loads in comparison to middle school, the freshman perspective...
As teachers and students file back through the halls for the start of yet another school year, there is a new face among them. Joining the Spartan family for his first year teaching is Cas Crenshaw, the...
