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The School Discussion Surrounding Food Lines

By Caroline Lloyd, Editor In-Chief • October 3, 2024

The food at Flint Hill is always a buzzing topic throughout the halls, but throughout the beginning of the 2024-2025 school year, something has been different. Rather than students talking about the food...

Spirit Week a Husky Success

By Serene Zhu, Section Editor • October 3, 2024

Flint Hill’s ‘Gloco’ Homecoming was held the night of Saturday, September 28th, making the prior week Homecoming-spirit-week. To celebrate the leadup to Gloco, each day was assigned an optional dress...

Interview with Jasmine Coates: What Happened to the Yearbook Club?

By Arti Marzban, Deputy Editor • October 3, 2024

The cancellation of the Yearbook Club at Flint Hill puzzled many students, especially those who had invested time and effort into its success. To gain more insight into what led to its end, I sat down...

The Future of Flint Hill’s Phone Policy

By Serene Zhu, Section Editor • September 18, 2024

On July 9, Virginia’s “bell to bell” cell phone policy was issued by Governor Glenn Youngkin through Executive Order 33. Starting this school year, the policy states that public school students’...

New AI Blockage: Crucial? Or Detrimental?

By Lauren Fairchild, Deputy Editor • September 18, 2024

Starting around the fall of 2022, AI technology made a huge breakthrough with the mainstream adoption of ChatGPT, an online AI research platform. At first, the public was fascinated with the tool's seemingly...

Should Financial Literacy be Taught in Schools?

By Serene Zhu • April 30, 2024

Many students complain that they don’t see themselves ever using the skills they learn in certain classes in school. However, this would never be the case with a financial literacy course. Financial...

Can Money Buy You Happiness?

By Grace Semko, Managing Editor • April 30, 2024

Growing up in the United States, I have always thought about the “American Dream.” In other words, to have a successful life, you must have a good-paying job and find a place to work in corporate America....

Flint Hill Prom: Why So Late?

By Lauren Fairchild, Section Editor • April 30, 2024

Prom: the stereotypical high school event that’s usually placed toward the beginning of spring. Students are given the opportunity to dress formally, have a nice dinner, and dance with their...

Allowing Phones in Classrooms: Embracing Technology for Effective Learning

By Arti Marzban, Opinion Editor • April 30, 2024

In today’s highly technological world, phones have become ubiquitous tools for students and teachers. Like Flint Hill, many schools enforce strict policies against student phone usage in the classroom....

The Closing Of The Gym

By Caroline Lloyd, Managing Editor • April 30, 2024

The basketball gym is a popular destination for students to take a break from the constant stress of the academic day. Whether during break, free periods, office hours, or lunch, students line up to play...

Flint Hill’s Grammy Reactions

By Kostya Orlova, Arts Editor • February 21, 2024

Since their establishment in 1959, the Grammys have been the most talked about, popular, and widely viewed music awarding event of each year. Artists go all out on red carpet outfits and performances while...

New MacBook Pros: Are they really pros?

By Sabien Reck, Managing Editor • February 21, 2024

As the third academic quarter starts to taper out into the last few weeks before Spring Break and the Spring athletic season peeks over the coming horizon, new MacBook Pros have flooded Flint Hill’s...

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