The student section at the home football game against William Flemming tonight will look a little different compared to the hordes of fans last week. Patriot fans will need to stand on Xs six feet apart...

For the first time in Albemarle County, a fully virtual school will be offered for the 2021-2022 school year, and it will be significantly different from the virtual experience of the year that’s coming...

Fans of Alice, the Mad Hatter’s tea party and the Queen of Hearts will have fun recognizing familiar faces and characters in the AHS Players’ production of Wonderland High. The play takes place...

Senior Aditi Prakash has been awarded the prestigious Emily Couric Leadership Scholarship for her work with creating STEM kits for younger students during the COVID quarantine period. Each high school...

Seniors will have a chance to go back to normal for a night at the Not Quite Prom, Senior Celebration on Saturday, May 22.  While a traditional Prom can’t take place this year, this celebration will...

Students have been seeking ways to improve their mental health during virtual learning in various ways. However, it’s not easy for every student staying virtual at AHS. Quarantine has forced students...

After schools abruptly shut down in March of 2020, we are slowly starting to see the buds of new growth peeking through as more students and staff return to the building. In a typical year, students...

Senior Bella Hersman conquered the stage when she qualified for Nationals in the English Speaking Union’s 101st annual Shakespeare competition. The competition requires high school students to memorize...

With more people becoming eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine, a lot of myths have been circulating that need to be cleared up. To combat this, let’s  examine six of the most common myths and explain...

Updated on April 15, 2021 As more Covid-19 vaccines are becoming available, if you are 16 or older, you are eligible for the vaccine, and, if you are under 16, you may be able to get vaccinated soon. Currently,...