All posts tagged "stress"
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Take time for yourself
A study published in the American Psychological Association’s Journal of Personality and Social Psychology stated that the anxiety and stress levels of today’s teens are...
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School dance allows break from school stress
As the new year kicks off to a start, the high school is offering the second annual “Snowball dance” to students with no outstanding detentions...
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Studies show practicing yoga counteracts school stress
With the amount of homework and tests beginning to add up, the stress is also starting to build up with students. They may be inclined...
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Counselors relieve senior stress
While prospective students may often feel as if there is too much pressure with too little help, resources exist to help those feeling overwhelmed. Some...
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Good night’s sleep awaiting after following simple steps
With the end of the school year approaching, tests and projects are quickly being piled high as we wrap up our current courses. Not only...
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Stress got you down? Students share research-based twists for regaining their bliss
By Kate Mauss Stress. Everyone suffers from some form of this at one point or another. According to the American Psychological Association, 49 percent of...
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Senior Stress
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz Counselors were right when they said this would be the most stressful year of your life. With the daily homework assignments, stress...
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Our Cheating Hearts
Cheating has always had a very negative stigma around it. Whether somebody cheated in a game, cheated on their significant other or cheated in school,...
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Pressure Drop: Teens see big picture; just give us time to paint it
Our View All of us are going to be out of high school at one point or another, which means that we should all take...
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Share secrets, shake off stress
Secrets don’t make friends. Or do they? We are often told to keep our mouths shut and keep things to ourselves. Perhaps that’s good in...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
