May 1 was National Principals’ Day for 2021, and Monday began National Teacher Appreciation Week. Page celebrated Mr. Naglee on Friday with balloons and notes of appreciation.
Page has had many...
Starting the week of May 3, Page will provide vaccination field trips for students 16 and older. The shots and necessary transportation are free and optional, but permission slips are required. Participating...
Welcome back to another week of Robertson’s Reportings! After a standoff in Boone, two deputies, along with three other people, have died. The Watauga County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a house...
The North Carolina Triad is majorly contributing to the future of green transportation, with strives for more electric service vehicles. Daily, the US produces enough trash to fill 63,000 garbage trucks...
April has flown by and before we know it, we will be enjoying the freedom of summer. Between now and vacation, however, are our final exams. That has been uncertainty this year due to COVID-19, but we...
Welcome back to Robertson’s Reportings! Democrats in Congress are pushing for a bill that would make Washington, D.C. the 51st state; however, there is only a small likelihood that Republicans in the...
For the first time in Page history, a radio station for “anything and everything related to Page High School and its people” has been created. Pirate Radio, which can be found here, is the official...
This pandemic came as quiet a surprise to the entire world, seemingly changing everything. Our leaders had to face the challenge quickly and cautiously, and as they evaluate their actions now, lots is...
As a freshman who just finished Driver’s Ed, I thought I had heard just about every texting and driving warning there was. I was sick of hearing the same thing over and over. But, with our current legislation,...
Welcome back to another week of Robertson’s Reportings! Graduation will officially take place for Page High School seniors on Tuesday, June 8. It will begin at 8:30AM at the Greensboro Coliseum. Before...
