When Owen Davis goes home after a long day of school at Loy Norrix and KAMSC, all he wants to do is relax and spend time with friends and family, but he realizes he has loads of homework to complete for...
Taking English and Computer Science classes through ATYP, Academically Talented Youth Program, gives freshman Emerson Edwards more freedom in what classes she can take in the future. It provides them with...
During the late spring of the 2019-2020 school year, students received a ring on their home phones and notifications in their emails. The rapid spread of a new virus known as COVID-19 had caused schools...
COVID has affected everyone. Everyone has lost something, whether that be family, traveling opportunities, time at school, or events with friends. Now that vaccines are being rolled out, we have more chances...
Walking down Alshehri Alley, you will see lights, glue, and lots of poster boards. Students walk around the tables on the speckled tile floor, admiring the hard work of the KAMSC freshmen.
On Friday,...
There are lots of youngsters out there who really dedicate themselves to their work and spend their time achieving to the fullest degree to be successful in life. Others are commonly known as wild and...
By Abigail Hauke
“I only recommend KAMSC because some people enjoy and get a lot out of it. However, it’s for those ‘scholarly few’ who can handle it,” said freshman Emma Borden.
Borden is a...
By Julienne Alphonse
Everyone's first day at school is chaotic and nerve-racking, but imagine putting yourself through that twice in one week at two different schools.
According to the Loy Norrix administrative...
Many students returned to school this fall with high expectations set for themselves to succeed in their classes. The start of school gives students a variety of different feelings, ranging from a rush...
Guest Writer Nathan Goodwin-Kelly
On most weeknights, there are numerous students staying up late into the night, studying and completing assignments. The Kalamazoo Area Math and Science Center is attended...
It was a chilly Friday morning late in March when the Programming Team set off for Raleigh.
“We left at five a.m. and then rode in a car filled with programmers for twelve hours, which was... weird,”...
