Robertson’s Reportings: This Week’s COVID-19 Updates
Sophia Robertson, Editor-in-Chief
April 3, 2020
Welcome back to Robertson’s Reportings! After a short break, the reportings are back. Since the coronavirus is a major source of breaking news every day, most of the upcoming reportings will be focused on this virus, providing updates locally and globally. On Wednesday, April 1, The New York Times cl...
Robertson’s Reportings: 3/6 – 3/12
Sophia Robertson, Editor-in-Chief
March 13, 2020
Welcome back to another week of Robertson’s Reportings! Italy, the worst hit country aside from China, has put its entire country on lockdown. Nearly 10,000 people have been infected by the disease just in the country, and the coronavirus, COVID-19, has been reported in each of Italy’s 20 regions....
Science Olympiad Team Competes at Regionals
Salma Elboshra, Staff Writer
March 9, 2020
On February 22, 10 students from Page High School participated in the Regional Science Olympiad competition at the UNCG campus to “explore the world of science,” as the Science Olympiad motto goes. Before the competition, students meet up to prepare for certain events that all relate to science in...
Pirates Lead All-County Jazz Selection
Emma Zamani, Staff Writer
March 9, 2020
Last week, Page High School had the most students from Guilford County selected to take part in The Clinic event, which is meant for All-County Jazz students. Out of the nine Page students selected, seven of those students were selected to be a part of the eighteen-member top band. This will be held...
Mr. Rogers Nominated as Teacher of the Year
Mazin Dargol, Staff Writer
March 6, 2020
Before we commence, the Journalism staff and Page’s student body would like to congratulate Mr. David Rogers on his nomination as teacher of the year at Page High School. Mr. Rogers, the English and Journalism teacher and the coach of Page’s track team, had a couple of things to say in regards t...
Robertson’s Reportings: 2/28 – 3/5
Sophia Robertson, Editor-in-Chief
March 6, 2020
Welcome to another week of Robertson’s Reportings! Super Tuesday was on March 3. The day was very important for candidates running for office this year. Super Tuesday is a day on which the largest number of states in one day in the U.S. hold primary elections. Former Vice President Joe Biden had the...
Page Hosts Annual Curriculum Fair
Emma Carr, Staff Writer
March 6, 2020
On February 10th, Page High School hosted a Curriculum Fair and a IB Open House. The Curriculum Fair and Open House were for students and parents to look at future classes they would want to take. Every department was at the Fair: Math, Art, JROTC, to name a few. Parent Registration was to let parents...
Say Something Week Marks Anniversary of Sincere’s Passing
Sophia Robertson, Editor-in-Chief
March 5, 2020
Say Something Week at Page High School took place during the first full week of March. This week was meant to remind students of school safety and ways to prevent violence. The main objectives of the week included teaching students how to look for warning signs of danger, act immediately in response...
Battle of the Books First Place Competition Success
Emma Zamani, Staff Writer
March 3, 2020
This week on March 2, our very own Battle of the Books team participated in the UNCG competition. Six students traveled to the School of Education Building within UNCG’s campus. These six students were Lidia Briones, Jordan Berry, Jada Copper, Logan Moy, Sophia Robertson, and Alex White. This team read ...
Robertson’s Reportings: 2/21 – 2/27
Sophia Robertson, Editor-in-Chief
February 28, 2020
Welcome back to Robertson’s Reportings! Controversy has sparked as Burger King released a commercial of a burger, the Whopper, growing moldy and slowly rotting over a month. Many people wonder about the purpose of this. The answer is that it is to show how the burger does not contain preservatives....
