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Arya Rajesh (first row, first box) and Spoorthi Marada (first row, second box) join several other elementary students in a group project of creating a demonstration for the layers of the Earth with construction paper as part of their geology lesson. The course lasts for 12-16 weeks with lessons and experiments throughout the course to summarize topics.

Steps to Science impacts children through education

Kyla Randle, Business Manager
October 22, 2021
The student section, who is decked out in their cowboy gear, lets out a roar of excitement to cheer for the football team at the White Station vs Collierville game on Friday, Sept. 3, 2021. With this close proximity and eruption of movement comes the question of whether or not masks should be worn at games.

Mask off, mask on: student opinions on masks at football games

Lena Zeng, Writer
October 20, 2021
The 2021-2022 dress code policy is updated with new restrictions. Students have expressed their strong opinions against it, but others find the regulations reasonable for a school environment.

Discriminatory dress code policy angers students

Renata Bayazitova, Social Media Manager
October 4, 2021
Monday, Sept. 17, Christopher Valle (12) was hit by a student speeding in the parking lot. The ambulance and police rushed to White Station as chaos ensued on campus.

Safety at school — or the lack thereof

Kingston Barber, Viewpoint Team Leader
October 3, 2021
The 2021-2022 dress code policy is updated with new restrictions. Students have expressed their strong opinions against it, but others find the regulations reasonable for a school environment.

Dress codes encourage comfort and consistency

Alice Willard, Head of Layout
October 2, 2021
After a busy opening day at Baptist Corporate Headquarters, Tim Shirley (middle) celebrates the product of his hard work. The whereabouts of ¡Mexico in Memphis! can be found on Instagram and Facebook, @mexicoinmemphis.

¡Mexico in Memphis!: Shirley’s creative twist on Mexican food

Hannah Lam, Online Editor
October 1, 2021
Afghan citizens are pictured crowding the Kabul Airport in a scramble to flee their country. Their home is left in a state of terror following the Taliban’s seizure of power.

The Taliban’s perpetuation of Islamophobia

Jessica Sahota, Writer
October 1, 2021
As the 27th movie to enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) franchise, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” features intricate fight scenes and cultural details. Simu Lui was honored with the role of the first Asian superhero in the MCU.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

Katie Robinson, Writer
October 1, 2021
Mrs. Harden helps a student with an assignment for her new class, Fundamentals of Teaching. This class is a recent addition to the WSHS curriculum, which allows students to explore teaching as a profession.

Students get a glimpse into the world of teaching with the new Fundamentals of Teaching class

Chase Pittman, Writer
October 1, 2021
Seth Burgess tells his students a personal anecdote while they work on assignments. Fridays are usually designated as fun workdays for his students when they can work and talk with classmates simultaneously.

Burgess’ kickoff teaching at White Station

Hannia Antunez, Writer
October 1, 2021
Matthew Kim (12) observes the outcome of his shot during a golf match. After winning the Class AA Girl’s and Boy’s Championships, the golf team is prepared to take on regionals.

Golf team takes on a new season

Clara Thompson, Writer
October 1, 2021
In an attempt to promote the “exceptionalism of our nation” rather than teach things that “inherently divide,” Tenn. Gov. Bill Lee passes Senate Bill 623. Tennessee was among the first of Republican-controlled state legislatures to ban critical race theory from being taught in schools.

The impact of critical race theory within schools

Michelle Le, Managing Editor
October 1, 2021
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