On Tuesday March 1, students walked out of class as a response to the new state law making wearing a mask in school optional. About 80 students walked out into the bus parking lot at 9:30 a.m. with...

Face masks for students at school will be optional as of March 1. Governor Youngkin signed  Senate Bill 739 into law on Feb. 16, which gives the option for parents/guardians to decide if their child will...

“Getting back to normal” is what everyone has been repeating, hearing and hoping for over the past two years. The new mask policy will push our collective hope of “normal” further off into the...

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...

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...

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,...

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...