A former Duke Ellington School of the Arts student. Mariela Palencia (11) is the only student from Falls Church High School to get selected for All-State and All-National choir this school year.
All-State...
Students jumping up and down, screaming with excitement,and the music from the background giving it vibes like a real concert. This assembly was not just any ordinary assembly, this was an inspirational...
After only playing seven games of football in his entire life, left tackle Aidan Cunningham (12) will have a preferred walk-on spot for William and Mary’s football team.
When recruiting college...
Some students were crossing a deep river, some students were traveling in the midst of night, and some students were just hoping to arrive in the United States.
Serena Portillo (9) is a freshman and...
Safety and Security staff check cameras, monitor hallways, and respond to walkie-talkie calls.
Security staff are responsible for a variety of tasks throughout their day. “We do fire drills, check...
Art is a form of abstract communication. From theater to music to digital photography, artists use many forms to express their journey and emotions. There are many options and classes for high school student...
Freshmen walk through the crowded halls, they can hear their hearts beating in their ears, and the bell is about to ring.
“I’m scared of a teacher punishing me,” said Rania Khalfallah (9). “If...
The bright lights turn on; the music begins to play; the curtains open; and the first words are said to a live audience.
After two years of zero live performances, the theatre department, led...
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