March 6, 2020
BMS recently enacted a revised cell phone policy. There have been a variety of opinions on this topic, so we decided to interview...
The cell phone policy which re-began this new year has had a month to settle in, and it’s time for this page to weigh in. It...
We were walking into science class, about to have a test. Everyone was talking about things to remember “it was a subduction...
Last week during an Pod Meeting, all attending children were forced to sit on the floor because apparently using a chair would...
The 2016 election was perhaps the most controversial election in U.S. history. One liberal Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton,...
Almost anywhere you go, you can see people staring down at their personal devices. Many take pictures of their surroundings and...
March 5, 2020
Imagine that you’ve just moved into your new house. It’s 80 years old. That night you hear a faint whistle coming from your...
January 8, 2020
Do you want a day off school? Has your family not been able to vote because of work? Well, making Election Day a federal holiday...
I was at Rockefeller Center in New York City, and all I could see was Christmas, Christmas, Christmas. I saw wreaths, Christmas...
January 7, 2020
We usually ask students to speak out, but this month we turned to the teachers to share their ideas about a topic all over the...
