#schoolnewspaper

[anbubisibuna]

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The schoolnewspaper

Club things

[dha-episodes]

Season 2 Episode 117

The Club is searching for Mara and is burning the stone.

The schoolnewspaper crew and Kaya and the teachers are having fun at the amusement park.

Victor gets thrown out of the house.

Radus tells Magnus he still has to learn quite alot.

Nina faints.

Altrichter is almost dying.

[mod1966]

A little blast from the past. A cartoon I did for the Bardvark, school newspaper for Bard College, when I was a student there. Don’t remember doing this, but stumbled upon this on Facebook. Rich T. Cartoons. #showyourwork #cartoon #cartoonist #cartooning #schoolcartoon #bard #college #schoolnewspaper https://www.instagram.com/p/CV0y5uNvbu_/?utm_medium=tumblr

[articleclubforspringville]

Intro

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[svsglobal17]

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[bohemiancostarica]

#throwbackthursdays Here's my 1979 school newspaper staff. I remember doing a column called, "Spaced Out," so you can tell where my head was at. Great teacher, who made this class really fun! #schoolnewspaper #thegoodolddays❤️ Zarcero, Costa Rica. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #bohemiancostarica #traversecity #traversecitymichigan #juniorhighschool #ninthgrade #throwbackpic #throwback😍 #longagoandfaraway #throwbackthursday #vintagephotograph #tbt❤ #tbt #ᴛʙᴛ #tbtphoto #youngme #juniorhigh #juniorhighschoolfriends (at Traverse City, Michigan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUcuYWpLDrj/?utm_medium=tumblr

[spendtimewithtom-blog]

As we have been cleaning out the house to prepare for the upcoming repairs and upgrades that have to happen, memories are being unearthed. Do any of my #hendersonjrhigh people remember this? This is from the November 19, 1986 issue of the school newspaper, “Rampages.” I was on the staff at the time along with several of my friends. I’ve been writing for as long as I can remember. We’ve even found journals and writings that I had around the age of 8 or so. In some ways, I’m still that same person. I’ve also evolved and grown tremendously since then. I’m #grateful for the memories, and thankful that I have the opportunity to keep evolving, growing and moving forward with each new day. *If you or someone you know is listed in the picture, feel free to tag yourself and/or them. #2021 #history #hjh #june #juniorhigh #juniorhighschool #memories #personalhistory #rampages #schoolnewspaper #schoolnewspapers #tom #spendtimewithtom (at Henderson, North Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQt0p4ohDIf/?utm_medium=tumblr

[etonnews-blog]

בבית ספר 'יובלים' שבגבעת חיים יש מגוון פעילויות ולמידה עשירה. קהילת בית הספר נהנית ממידע עדכני ושוטף באופן אטרקטיבי. #schoolnews #schoolnewspaper #projectbasedlearning #pbl #עיתוןביתספר #לימודים📚 #לימודים #למידהמשמעותית #newspaperclub #eton https://www.instagram.com/p/B8y044lHnDP/?igshid=w9rc3g8stf7h

[thameschristianschool]

We have all been there - suffering delayed or cancelled trains! This week Issue 05 of ‘The Thames Times’ was released with some hilarious articles including one from Stanley in year 7. Why is my train delayed? #schoolnewspaper #articles #writing #author #comedy #editor https://www.instagram.com/p/B7iienpH1nR/?igshid=11lf3320m9j3

[reneebarbee7]

Yesterday at #barfieldelementary Christopher Garcia - 10 year old 6th grader has started a #schoolnewspaper with the help of his #principal & #mentors @pomonaunified #proud2bepusd 👍🤗📰📝 (at Barfield Elementary) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6Te-y1BCj4JjAitH0V1uOBSc4DHfCLkkzlC6w0/?igshid=12wsixidh59t8

[josefmojica]

Yesterday, I hung out with my friend Staci and she brought over old copies of the school newspaper with my #jeffandtaylor comic strips! Man, there were some that I totally forgot about. Haha! Amazing to know how far we've come. #jfmart #oldart #jeffandtaylorcomic #schoolnewspaper #comicstrip

[yoeridesloovere]

So I was supposed to post this comic here 2 days ago but kinda forgot about it 😅 Better late than never I guess 😊 This is the comic that was featured in the @arteveldehogeschool GDM-gazet that I talked about in my previous post 🗞

[goji-pilled]

Okay okay so this art I just posted where I was like "This could be its own AU" ?? Yeah well I kept thinking about it and I kinda want to make it an AU, nothing as serious or big as the MG AU but as a silly one? Sign me up.

Mainplot? There's no plot actually. Its just two groups of highschoolers having a petty rivalry. I just need to finally watch all Confidants so I can flesh everyone out at least somewhat properly

In one corner, the troublemakers... technically only one troublemaker but eh

- Second year Hamuko Arisato, Shujins troublemaker but also one, if not the, student with the best grades. She's always in for chaos and is willing to use violence if someone's being an ass (Men fear her, women love her /hj). She's not dumb but she is a dumbass.

- Second year Kuon Ichinose, the brains of the group (especially with all things tech relatet) and the one who enables Hamuko's chaotic ideas. Takuto, Tae and Hamuko are the only friends she really has at Shujin. Oh and she totally is the one who comes up with plans to get Hamuko out of trouble

- Second year Takuto Maruki, clever but clumsy as hell. He's also oblivious to no end and loves these crazy chicks that are his friends. Takuto is the voice of reason in the group and tries to stop Hamuko from doing dumb shit but... oh well. In the end he's always the one who manages to talk Hamuko out of trouble (with help of Kuon's plan). He is a walking Vending Machine, really.

Meanwhile in the other corner we have: The student council president and vice president as well as their friend who just watches the chaos go down.

- Third year Sae Niijima, Student council president and is basically on a warpath with Hamuko. Probably the resident crush of every girl. She usually keeps to rules and does things teachers tell her but she wont hesitate to put her foot down on them.

-Third year Sadayo Kawakami, vice president and boy she's so tired of this little war they have going on. She didn't even want to join in it, Sae was the one who jumped onto Arisato's provocations and dragged her in... honestly the things she does in the name of friendship. Usually she's fairly friendly though and she's the more welcoming one of the presidents. Probably told Sae to just "shut up and make out with her already" when Hamuko did something dumb again

- Third year Tae Takemi... she honestly just is a spectator of the whole thing. She's friends with both sides, so really, this is free comedy. Doesn't waste a single opportunity to tease people... especially Sae though, its just too easy.

"I dont know Sae this is kinda gay, why are you as a woman thinking and talking about another women?"

"Please stop talking god just stop talking-"

"You're not denying it"

".....Listen here you little bit-"

There's also:

- Third year Ichiko Ohya, the journalist who abuses the schoolnewspaper in order to talk about the "war" between the troublemaker and the student council president because people are actually really invested in it. She definitely smokes weed on the rooftop too.

- First year Chihaya Mifune, top follower of the "gang war" story and helps Ohya out with the articles about it.... she's also Ohya's weed dealer and Sae has never caught her, there's not even a bit of evidence that could prove it and Chihaya is proud of that. And she also writes a Horoskope

[neptunium134]

HEY GUYS

International Asexuality Day is happening on the 6th

So of course I’ll be writing an article for my schoolnewspaper about it (FITE ME) and I might share some of it on here if people are interested

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[articlesbyem-blog]

The Need for a New Standard

By EMMA LINDSEY

Art and Photography Editor

In 1965, students from Des Moines, Iowa, protested US military involvement in the Vietnam War by wearing black armbands. Administrators quickly instituted a dress code, forbidding arm bands by claiming they were disruptive. The case went to the Supreme Court which ruled in favor of the students in Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District. High school students have challenged the dress code since the 1960s. The school dress code is hardly a new topic.

Although, students at MBHS are not exactly protesting a war, the issue seems almost as personal to some students at such a young and confusing time. Girls attach so much significance to their personal style. We often identify ourselves by the clothing we choose to wear.

However, MBHS principal Mrs. Amanda Hood, argued, “With any role that we have, there are standards that we have to meet, whether that be as a job or a student, and dress code is one of those things.”  

Mrs. Hood believes the code prepares students for future adulthood, teaching standards of work and adherence to rules. “In the workplace there will be some type of standard that you have to meet, even if that is a standard of dress. Being a student is no different.”  

While, the intent of the dress code may be well-founded, I believe in practice the school takes the code too far. Regarding dress code, the school website states, “No student shall dress in such a way as to distract from the learning process of other students.” However, the dress code acts as the distraction. The code seems to do exactly what it claims to prevent. To my knowledge, students are not distracted by exposed shoulders. Meanwhile, a student being called out by their teacher or flagged down in the hallway and sent to the office is distracting in a learning environment.

That student may miss an entire class period, and this interruption may even extend into the next class. Missing any class time, especially an entire period, can be difficult to make up. That student misses lectures and assignments. Nothing should infringe on a student’s right to learn.

One of my biggest concerns with dress code is that, in my experience, the code targets female students. The school dress code prohibits common female clothing items such as tank tops, short shorts, distressed denim shorts, backless dresses, short skirts and any shirt exposing midriff and shoulders.  The rules oriented towards females run along a common theme to “cover up.” Besides gender-neutral rules such as head gear and clothing sporting obscene language, male students only face regulations against spike rings, spike bracelets and wallet chains. Personally, I have never seen, nor expect to see, any MBHS male student wear a wallet chain.

Building a wardrobe excluding everything the school forbids can be nearly impossible while maintaining a sense of fashion that appeals to a teenage girl. The majority of clothing marketed to girls is out of dress code. As time goes on and styles change, what the school deems as appropriate should evolve as well. Walk into a store such as Urban Outfitters or SOCA, and the store is filled with violations. The availability of what the school deems “appropriate” and “non-distracting” clothing items is lacking in today’s stores. From distressed denim shorts and skirts to off-the-shoulder tops, the majority of clothing available to young girls is in violation of dress code. Before citing girls for inappropriate attire, the school administration needs to take a hard look at whether their code is up-to-date.

It is important to note that the school’s dress code is nothing new. The school has had the same standards for years. However, recently, fashion trends have emerged that violate the rules. Mrs. Hood said, “We have never seen trends like these before, prompting us to address the dress code in a way that we have never seen before.”

She added, “Standards do not change because of trends; the standard is the standard.”

However, I believe that we should revise the standard precisely because the code has remained unchanged for years. Standards should evolve as time passes. Girls are not still required to wear knee length skirts as they did in the 50s and 60s.

The sudden rise in dress code violations at the start of every school year always raises a conversation amongst the student body. If there is a gap between the administration’s standard and what the students see as appropriate, then we need to have a discussion about revising the standard.  

I do not believe students should purposefully disobey the dress code, rather that the students and the administration should revise the code to incorporate the student voice.

Mrs. Hood recognizes the code is dated. “I have considered forming a focus group of students and saying, ‘Lets throw [the code] out the window and completely rewrite it.’”

I agree that the best strategy to bridge this rift between the student and administration would be a focus group.  This proposal would add a much-needed student voice to the code.

The code, as it stands, restricts what students wear every day based on an ancient standard. Currently, students’ opinions on the topic are largely ignored and need to be heard.

One other factor about Mountain Brook High School’s culture connects to the school dress code issue. From the moment I entered the high school as a sophomore, I have heard of the freedom and trust that the school gives the students. Mountain Brook is the only school in the state to have a free period. They seem to value personal responsibility and freedom with a strong emphasis on student voice in the school.

Assistant principal Mr. Philip Holley said, “When I tell other schools that y’all have a free period they are blown away. They ask, ‘How does that even work?’”

“I think it is because of y’all. Our students are amazing. It goes back to personal responsibilities. Our students know how to handle the freedoms we give them. You are aware of where you are supposed to be and what you are supposed to be doing.”

Yet, students are policed for their clothing and are pulled out of classrooms. When it comes to female’s clothing choices, the school’s view is radically different from the independent and trusting spirit they present elsewhere.