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Staying on top of assignments can be difficult especially with a heavy workload and tons of coursework. One way to ease the stress of time management is using organizational apps meant to create good study habits and stay focused during work.

[Photo] Want the ‘Notion’ to be organized? Check out these apps

February 13, 2022
Students complete the SAT in four sections that include reading, writing, language and math. The majority of questions are answered in multiple choice form.

[Photo] Bubble in A: Why to abolish the SAT

December 1, 2021
Some students may not have access to computers or a stable internet connection, which makes it extremely difficult for them to learn on a virtual platform.

[Photo] Online school has many negative effects

June 4, 2021
Over the past year, lots of students at WCHS have had to get used to the online learning setup. They always have to remember to charge their laptop and to get ready for school.

[Photo] Students are split on going back in person or staying online

May 17, 2021
Superman floats in the air after saving the day near the Daily Planet where his lover Lois Lane works. Superman now has two sons and lives happily in Metropolis where he fights crime and keeps the city safe.

[Photo] “Superman & Lois” takes another look into the life of Clark Kent and his family

May 3, 2021
The US Capitol Building which houses congress looms over DC just miles from WCHS in Potomac, MD. Despite this proximity, and notable other governmental influences like MCPS’s Board or Montgomery County’s government buildings, The Observer for the most part avoids publishing anything political.

[Photo] Why high school publications shouldn’t censor politics

April 22, 2021
Many teachers have expressed frustration with the vaccination process. Appointments have been very hard to book and teachers often have to rely on friends, family, and colleagues for information on registration.

[Photo] Teachers share concerns about COVID-19 vaccine distribution

March 17, 2021
AP exams are usually taken in a large test booklet that students write in, but with virtual AP exams, its harder to do some types of questions, especially ones that require students to show work.

[Photo] AP exams will be offered in virtual and in-person settings

March 1, 2021
Every year, a section of people decide to write down their resolutions for the year to follow. However, others believe that this is nonsense and you can decide to change your lifestyle any day of the year. Which person are you?

[Photo] New Year’s resolutions: a ritual worth following or an outdated tradition?

February 1, 2021
Many prominent social media companies, such as Instagram, Facebook and Twitter have banned users that do not follow their user policy. Tech giants have an obligation to suspend the accounts that violate their guidelines.

[Photo] Social media companies should ban inappropriate users

January 27, 2021
Many teachers are stressed about the possibility of returning to in-person learning. MCPS stated the new 45-day warning does not mean school will return in person in 45 days.

[Photo] 45-day notice requirement eases the teachers unions fear of returning back to school

November 5, 2020
The show takes place in the beautiful city of Paris. A constant theme throughout the season is Emily figuring out how to navigate the unique culture and language Paris holds.

[Photo] “Emily in Paris” takes viewers on a whimsical trip abroad

November 11, 2020
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