The Trojan

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April 30, 2020

Studies show that sleep is essential for students to be able to learn correctly. If students don’t get enough sleep in the morning, it can reduce their ability to solve problems easily. But is more sleep really that importan...

First Responders: The Intricacies of the Front Lines

Haylee Harrell, Editor in Chief

April 30, 2020

As the global pandemic of COVID-19 continues to spread, an outcry of support for first responders and essential workers has erupted all over social media platforms. Posts featuring hashtags such as #FirstResponder, #ThinG...

Disconnected: Education without Connection

Caroline Connolly, Web Editor; Reporter

April 8, 2020

With the vast majority of schools switching over to remote learning, many students are being left behind. Nationalized online education is feasible for the first time in history due to a largely globalized society, but distric...

‘Young readers build future leaders’: Park Hill student works to build up young readers

Anna Turnbull, Editor-In-Chief

November 19, 2019

“To be successful in any career you will need to know how to read,” said Torin Stephens, a student at Park Hill High School and employee of the Mid-Continent Public Library. Stephens went through an extensive interview...