The FHS Varsity Women’s Soccer team is shifting their team culture and surpassing expectations along the way.  The women’s soccer program hasn’t won more than nine games since 2017. However,...

As the Class of 2026 graduates, these students were invited to share words of wisdom and advice with the incoming freshman class of 2030. Here is what they had to say:    

We all procrastinate, whether it’s homework, chores, or something simple we just don’t feel like doing. At this point, it’s basically part of everyday life. But why? To answer that question, I...

Welcome to the final edition of Dear Doe. I’ve so enjoyed your questions this year and I cannot wait to answer more next year! This week, I discuss common courtesy, chocolate milk, college, and more....

The transition from high school, where it’s mandated to attend, followed by attending a college chosen by an individual, and an acceptance also earned by that individual, is a pivotal shift in most students'...

Wow guys… this week's questions were really interesting, to say the least. I tackled uncomfy questions, slow pokes, and academic weapons. Submit your own questions for roasts advice!  Dear Doe, Why...

Pretty much all of us have said at least once that we could go without our phone for a day, but could we really? How would we actually act? Most of us check our phones multiple times throughout the...

For centuries, fashion has been the highlight of society. Whether that be among social class, era, or cultural movement, the clothes we wear are a totem that reflects the times and who we are as individuals. But...

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), commonly known as seasonal depression, is a type of depression that happens at the same time every year. It is linked to changes in sunlight exposure. It has been shown...

The topic of bullying was presented through interviews and class discussions from Diana Cabe's Health Class students who created posters to help illustrate how bullying still is an important problem and...

Since the beginning of time, dating has been a form of connection and understanding between two people.  Watching adults, teenagers learn to mimic the behavior to feel more “grown-up” or “noticed”....

Happy Valentine’s Day FHS! In this special edition of Dear Doe, I’ll answer some sweet solicitors… and some surprisingly sour students. Enjoy my frequent use of ellipses in this edition because sometimes...