Would You be OK Dying Today? The Answer from Former Victim of School Shooting and Current Page Student
Sophia Robertson, Editor-in-Chief
May 25, 2020
It was just an average day for Katarina Anthanasiou. Well, more than average, as it was her brother’s birthday, and it was Valentine’s Day of 2018. Her brother was a junior at the time and she was a sophomore. After growing up in Pennsylvania, Kat moved to Parkland, Florida. At 2:20 on that day, h...
Order a Yearbook Today!
April 29, 2020
It is not too late to order a yearbook! If you have already ordered one, be sure to consider donating one to a senior, Class of 2020. More information can be found at https://jostens.com. ...
Cap and Gown Pick Up is Tuesday, April 28!
April 22, 2020
Cap and gown pick up is from 10AM-1PM on Tuesday, April 28. Seniors who want to purchase or have outstanding balances can pay by cash or credit in person (NOT by check). There will also be photo opportunities for students!
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...
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...
Learn to Swim Program Graduation Highlights
Sophia Robertson, Editor-in-Chief
February 18, 2020
February 14 was not only Valentine’s Day for almost 100 students from Page, but more importantly it was their graduation from the Malik Ramirez Learn to Swim Program. The Page Alumni and Friends Association that established this program exceeded their goal of helping at least 80 students learn to swim...
Men Swimmers Take Home Second Place Title
Emma Zamani, Staff Writer
February 13, 2020
This month we should all be proud of our Pirates more than usual. Last week our swimmers and divers here at Page High had a more than impressive outcome from the NCHSAA 4A State Championships which took place at the Greensboro Aquatic Center. Winning second place from the overall state, eight-team r...
Cabaret of Fairytales
Emma Carr, Staff Writer
November 19, 2019
During October 9-11 Playmakers presented “Cabaret of Fairy Tales”. The play was skits students created. Jahcle Swann, playing in several parts, enjoyed all his parts. His favorite part he played was being Sebastian from "The Little Mermaid", because he got to sing. Samaria Etheridge doing h...
Ms. Bailey: A Member of Page’s Pirate Crew of Administration
Mazin Dargol, Staff Writer
November 5, 2019
Ms. Bailey our 10th grade administrator here at Page High School has a mind of steel on her values of life and high school education. Ms. Bailey is an administrator who loves the joy of participating in activities such as working out and singing, stating that these activities help her relieve stress...
From the Dance Floors to Our Classrooms
Aminata Diawara, Staff Writer
November 4, 2019
Mrs. Scott, our curriculum facilitator, was born in Kentucky and later moved to south Indiana. Her jobs include observing and training the teachers so they could help students. She grew up as a gymnast and ballerina, and still enjoys ballet and modern dance. She went to the University of Louisville to...
