By Jamie Wright With the next SAT coming up on Dec. 1, if you are like me and find yourself getting nervous, consider the following tips. I have found that you can reduce your stress and boost your confidence by taking … read more
By Corinne Dorsey For most athletes, between loaded practice and game schedules and the coursework in a regular school day, life can feel like a full-time job. Lucky for you, I’ve compiled the advice of numerous athletes for maintaining school, … read more
By Jennifer F. Young people… You know you’re the future of the world. You’ve heard it before, right? Maybe it even sounds to you like some politician’s bull, a catch phrase to get more votes. Do you take your role as … read more
By Lexi Wesley We live in a world where we seem to never have enough. We didn’t get enough sleep, we don’t have enough money, or we didn’t get enough done. Pastor Steven Furtick says, “you will never think you have … read more
By Le’Juana Searcy Unforgiveness is like a double-edged sword – it might feel like you are paying back the other person by not forgiving them for what they did to you, but in actuality, you are hurting yourself mentally and … read more
By Le’Juana Searcy It is very important to feel confident in who you are and to honor your body, by staying cognizant of healthy choices and refusing to self-inflict habits that are detrimental to your livelihood. If you are not … read more
By Chris Scaife As I look beyond high school to life ahead of me, I have several fears about my future. Early on, from age 13-15, I focused on my own needs and concerns, but during high school, I started to … read more
By Sharon Jones-Scaife Caleb Wesley of Rockwall, TX and Sophie Fouts of Waxahachie, TX are the recipients of this year’s Teen Graffiti Educational Book Scholarships for their outstanding commitment to education and community service. Caleb Wesley is a 2017 graduate … read more
By Jacquelyn Horne Taking her books from her locker, Janice walked down the, now empty, hallway of Township High School. She had deliberately dawdled after her last class, not wanting to meet anyone in the crowded hall. She was too … read more
By Crissah Hawkins I am mixed with African American and White. It’s like being two kinds of people all in one person! I only know a few other girls like me that are mixed as well. Most aren’t even in … read more
