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...

As more Covid-19 vaccines are becoming available, if you are 16 or older, you may be eligible to be vaccinated now or soon. Currently, Virginia is in Phase 1b, which means that healthcare workers, frontline...

Finally the moment we’ve been anxiously awaiting is approaching; the day the endless sea of black boxes and blank faces on the other side of the screen washes away. On March 15, students who selected...

For the first time this year, students and staff are leaving the comfort of their couches, masking up, and braving the halls as we make the transition to Stage Four learning. “I don’t care how great...

Like many high school students during quarantine,  junior Naquel Perry’s sleep schedule is “awful.” After going to bed at 4 a.m. on the morning of June 2,  he was woken up at 11 a.m. by a call...

Updated March 18, 2021 From coronavirus to the common cold, sicknesses are in full swing this season. Both students and teachers should know to take steps to prevent becoming sick, be able to determine...

The coronavirus has infected many worldwide, causing a lot of panic and cancellation of events, from in-person classes at universities to international sports games. Hundreds of people are sick and dozens...

A former U.S. Ambassador who survived a terrorist attack to her embassy is speaking at AHS on Friday. Prudence Bushnell was the U.S. Ambassador to Kenya when Al-Qaeda attacked the embassy in 1998....

The new Charlottesville Skate Park opened this past Saturday, March 2.The park is complete with three separate areas with varying degree of difficulties, including a section for beginners, an intermediate...