Tag: Rachel Parkison

It’s natural, it’s normal and it’s time to talk.

Rachel Parkison, Student Life Team Leader

March 27, 2020

As far as society has come, it’s amazing how many taboos still linger. One of the strangest and most persistent is reproductive health. The stigma surrounding reproductive health, which, according to the World Health Organization...

Pictured left to right: Scouts Quillen Huffman, Levi Fagans, Brian Rich, Tylan Williams and Drew Davis. Since a near fatal bus accident last year, Williams has undergone multiple cranial surgeries and months of rehabilitation on the road to recovery.

Jumping back into the fray

March 2, 2020

Since the pivotal Iowa caucuses, Bernie Sanders has shown a steady increase in voter support. This trend is expected to carry over into the upcoming South Carolina primaries.

Bernie Sanders picks up speed in Nevada caucus

February 26, 2020

February 14th is a loved holiday all around the world. But its history is a lot richer than the chocolates that are being consumed in its commemoration.

From Rome to romance

February 13, 2020

Co-Presidents Larsen (12) and Ding (12) lead the first Green Team meeting of the semester. After several months in club hospice, the Green Team is finally back on its feet.

New year, new Green Team

January 21, 2020

One of several Spartan teachers who pursues work outside White Station, Rachel Kannaday maintains an embroidery business called Sew Southern Style. This business, for which Kannaday embroiders everything from children’s clothing to towels to tote bags, is a source of supplementary income outside of teaching.

The side hustle

December 18, 2019

Thank u, next: Why it’s time to impeach President Trump

December 17, 2019

Annie Kannady, surrounded by her family, officially signs to Hendrix College. She will be joining the Warriors' Women's Swimming and Diving Team in the fall.

Kannady signs to Hendrix swim team

December 14, 2019

The guest speaker, identified only as Vivian, speaks to Bateman’s students about her life as a refugee. Vivian came to the United States several years ago after fleeing the Democratic Republic of the Congo in her early childhood alongside her family.

Congolese refugee speaks to AP Human Geography students

November 22, 2019

Vance Gieselmann (11) wears yellow in support of the DECA anti-bullying initiative.

DECA raises awareness for National Bullying Prevention Month

November 9, 2019

Over the course of their six-week stay, Min and Shi underwent a completely immersive language program. The trip, which the two had been planning for more than a year, encompassed both instructional time in a school setting and activities for cultural exposure in the city of Hokkaido.

Min and Shi attend Language School in Japan

November 5, 2019

It has been several years since the White Station Marching Band has participated in a competition. This year, the band dipped a toe into the world of competitive marching through the Briarcrest Christian School Marching Band Invitational.

Marching band attends Briarcrest marching invitational

October 7, 2019

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