In Room J105, colorful photographs of students from both the present and the past paint history onto its walls; a collection of the eight-years Christine Bak-Boychuk has taught...

The Express newspaper continues to shape future journalists and serve as a platform for student voices since it was first introduced to our school in 2010. However, that begs...

On a campus with increasing cultural diversity and language classes, it is common to hear both English and Spanish in conversation. Students more now than ever are learning...

Early action and early decision are both beneficial ways to get into a desired school; however, early decision is binding. This means that if a prospective student gets admitted...

Every October, pink ribbons adorn bumper stickers, social media posts, and even hallways and student sections at schools. But when we see the color pink, we often fail to...

Academic Decathlon is a nationwide student competition that focuses on different scholastic categories, team building, and skill development. It highlights academic achievement...

Physiology and psychology go hand-in-hand in terms of fear. First comes the physical effect, then the brain is notified of potential threats within a frightening event. Fear...

Just Serve, a program that provides food and clothes to families in need worldwide, now has reached over three hundred schools nationwide, bringing students together to serve...

From puppies to baja blasts and ukeleles, Homecoming Dance proposals have become the ultimate stage of creativity– this year, SJHHS students did not disappoint.  Beginning...

Several colleges have officially initiated the search for budding athletes in the class of 2030. While a majority of these students are sought after because of their unique...