Many high school seniors across the country have been working hard to perfect and submit their college applications since August, writing essays, creating resumes, and answering questions, but now the...
On July 23, 2020, in the midst of a national reckoning on racial justice, the Fairfax County School Board voted to rename Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day on the official school schedule, with...
On January 9th, South Korea will be holding the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in PyeongChang, North Korea has agreed to come forth and send some of the countries officials and athletes. It had been announced...
Now that we are officially in May, we can start looking at the MLB standings and statistics without saying "it's still April". So with that being said let's take a look at who is off to a hot start and...
The Car of the Month is a staple of The
Jagwire and we are proud to present this issue’s
car. We are featuring Rasha Benhamida’s (11)
2016 Honda CR-V and we spoke with her and
she described...
President Trump’s immigration ban facing tough criticism
Manny disagree with President Trump’s immigration ban, but the ban within the law
By Noah Sedmak
Staff Writer
President...
If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a thousand times, “Falls
Church is too poor to afford nice things”. It’s easy to look at other
schools in the area and say Falls Church is behind in...
This issue's car of the month belongs
to Steven Huddleston (12), with his
sleek white 1998 Toyota Camry. Steven
and his friends have nicknamed his car
the Whipple Mobile. This is due to the fact
that...
As you are reading through this first edition of The Jagwire you
may have noticed some major changes to our newspaper. You may have
noticed the change from a 12-page paper to a 16-page paper....
Falls Church has started its very own Black Student Union (BSU) just in time for Black History Month! The sponsor of this club, Ms. Robinson, spoke out about the club and the influence she hopes the club will have on our school.
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