On April 19, during an asynchronous day for grades 6-12, Park students, parents and teachers gathered in Park’s Activity Center for “Family Engagement Day.” In the two sessions, during the morning...
In fifth grade, my parents started noticing that every once in a while during conversation I would blank out and disengage. That year I was diagnosed with a somewhat rare and temporary form of epilepsy...
Park’s Theatre presented “Steel Magnolias” on April 19, 20 and 21. It displayed a rollercoaster of laughs, joy, shock and heartbreak. The play is based on a real story set during the 80s in Louisiana...
With prom week right around the corner, student council has no shortage of things to do. Their first priority is to develop their ideas for prom and make sure everything is in order for SLP students to...
Fourth quarter is coming up, marking the last weeks of high school for seniors. Classes are finishing up and deadlines for college decisions are approaching for those who have not already committed.
According...
Spring break is a time that students look forward to all year long. It is a time when students have a break from the hardest part of the school year, and where they can relax and enjoy themselves. It is...
From March 8 to March 28, Park had a drive to collect period products for women’s shelters in need. The drive was organized by ACT (Achieving Change Together) president, Alicia Mainjeni.
Junior Sela...
The MCA (Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment) season has rolled around the corner to measure schools’ ability to teach their students and what can be improved. The MCA is an annual test done in Minnesota...
The auditorium at Park broke open March 21 with its debut performance of “Newsies,” which Park’s choir has been working on for around three months. The show was musically directed by choir teacher...
This week Natural Helpers hosted a therapy dog event for students to meet four different therapy dogs during classes. Students were able to use the event to destress during the last two weeks before spring...
Every year when March rolls around, all people can talk about is college basketball and the March Madness tournament. 64 teams enter and after each game the number of teams dwindles and fans refuse to...
Most students spend their junior year in anticipation for the ACT test. People adapt different study methods and practices to help them achieve the best possible score. They are given a substantial amount...
