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...
At a school like White Station, it is not uncommon to find motivated students. One Spartan, however, has been noted for going above and beyond in academia, leadership and school spirit. Recently voted...
When you think of Israel, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For many, the answer may be the seemingly inescapable news of social tensions, political unrest and terrorist attacks. But for Cody...
For most students, the most strenuous activity of their school day is walking up the stairs. But for those involved in the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps, or JROTC, things are a little different....
Advanced Placement. Dual Enrollment. Dual Credit. These are the three types of classes students at White Station can take in order to receive college credit while still taking high school classes, but...
On Thursday, April 11, juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society, a program designed to honor students’ academic achievement.
The program started with the lights dimming and past National...
Traveling to a foreign country is a great way to take learning out of the classroom and into the real world.
Every two years, Jeremy Bateman, the AP Human Geography teacher, takes a group of students...
White Station High School’s literary magazine The Scribbler is a unique part of the school. They’re a diverse group of individuals that create a magazine filled with art of all kinds produced by the...
It is a sad reality that in 2019 school shootings and violence in schools are becoming more and more common. These tragedies leave parents, students, and administration asking how they happened and how...
The White Station band plays music from behind the stage. It grows louder and louder as the auditorium lights dim. The curtains open to reveal a little girl counting her pennies under the bright stage...
Friday afternoon, Dr. Stephanie A. Storgion, M.D., a critical care physician at Le Bonheur Children's hospital, came to speak to White Station's HOSA club and students interested in the medical field as...
