May Student of the Month: Jake McArthur
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
May 20, 2019
May’s Student of the Month is Jake McArthur. Jake is a hard-working and friendly student. Jake takes several rigorous courses that he excels in, but also provide him with a challenge. He is taking IB Philosophy which he has a strong interest in and IB Math Studies which is more of a challenge, but he ...
Rick’s Review’s: Avengers: Endgame
Rick Rodriguez, Staff Writer
May 7, 2019
Welcome back to Rick’s Reviews, Pirates. Marvel fans have been given the most memorable movie up to date with the release of Avengers; Endgame. Laughter was shared across the theatres but as all things should be balanced, there was an equal number of tears shed as well. It all started with the first...
Testing Schedule Updates and May Motivation
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
May 2, 2019
As the year comes to a close, it is important to put your best effort forward. Final exams and projects are coming up, so May is a crucial month for studying and working. Freshmen prepare for their first Advanced Placement classes, sophomores prepare for one of their hardest years, juniors begin looking...
Inside the Classroom: MotivateMe
Meagan Gutheil, Editor-in-Chief
April 18, 2019
On March 26th, Mrs. Cappel took three of her students, Carissa Boddie (10th grade), Jaqueline Vargas (9th grade), and Holden Hughes (12th grade), to a competition in Winston Salem called the Healthy App Innovation Challenge. This competition consists of 10 schools with teams of up to three students....
Boring to Beneficial Spring Break
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
April 15, 2019
Spring Break is the perfect time to relax but also to be efficient. Especially for those who are not traveling, it can be hard to find something enjoyable to do. Provided are a few ways, both free and costly, to turn your time off into a beneficial, not boring, break. Taking a walk in the park is a great...
Prom: A Night in Paris
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
April 12, 2019
This past Saturday, April 6th Page had their Junior/Senior Prom. It was hosted at the Downtown Marriott from 8 pm to 12 midnight. The Prom was made possible by the committee made up of juniors including Amber Jones, Anne Dehnert, Remi Short, Charlie Stephens, Tanner Herring, Mack Pearsall, Jed Darnell...
My Plan To Challenge Myself
Emmanuel Jones, Staff Writer
April 11, 2019
On Wednesday, February 13, I was invited to go to the Media Center for a discussion and pizza. While I was there I noticed that the other people who were invited as well were people of color like myself. As I had come to my realization, the staff that consisted of Mr. Naglee, Mr. Ro...
April Student of the Month: Naomi Ntibonera
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
April 10, 2019
April’s Student of the Month is Naomi Ntibonera. Naomi is a hard-working, energetic, and respectful student. Naomi maintains all A’s in her classes, and strives to learn more everyday. Naomi is in National Honor Society and International Club. She is originally from the Republic of Congo and has 8...
Rick’s Review’s: The Umbrella Academy
Rick Rodriguez, Staff Writer
April 10, 2019
Welcome back Page Pirates. Today we talk about a Netflix exclusive series “THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY”. In 1989, 43 women gave birth to individual children without showing any signs of pregnancy. Mr. Reginald Hargreeves traveled the world to adopt these children and compensate the mothers and or family...
A Week For Sincere
William Petitt, Sports Editor
March 22, 2019
In honor of the life of Sincere Davis, Team Voyage and members of the football team are planning special events each day next week. The planned events for each day are listed below: Monday 3/25: Balloons will be released immediately after school in senior lot. Tuesday 3/26: “Day of Sincere Service,”...
