Journalism 1 students interviewed dozens of Floyd Central teachers to hear their stories about what they remember from the morning of September 11, 2001.

At the beginning of the school year, every student in the district receives their schedule outlining the classes they will attend for the rest of the year. For students, their day-to-day life at school...

NAFCS schools have had two-week breaks for fall, winter, and spring for a while now, with very few days off throughout the year. Any days students received off were for breaks, holidays, teacher work days...

Around the school, many new sports have emerged, and participation has been high. In this sport, though, inclusion is way above participation. This sport is unified track and field. Kids with disabilities,...

In April, everything begins to grow yet again. The bright redbud trees start to blossom, the rain rejuvenates the yellowed winter grass, and the lawns become alive with a carpet of violets, dandelions,...

Students nervously peek around corners, rush to and from work, and stalk the locations of their fellow pupils. Senior Assassin is in season and is currently leading to high tensions amongst the class of...

Drugs have been associated with teenagers since their advent in pop culture. Whether it be Shaggy, the “skater dudes" in a movie, or something else, there's always been the connection. However, the...

Karen Mayer-Sebastian has been a teacher at FC for a mind ogling 30 years, currently teaching the AP Capstone diploma including AP Seminar and AP Research. However, some of Mayer's past classes have meant...

  A splotch of brown and white sticking out among the rows of houses marks another addition to the neighborhood spreading along the horizon. Ruth Pierce watched as the small farm town slowly became...