Growing the Voices of Our Future

       On August 18, our school hosted a preview day, where we were able to see where our classes were and meet our teachers. Then the next day, we went to school for this first day, but it was completely different. […]

           The Democratic National Convention is a series of presidential nominating conventions held every four years since 1832 by the United States Democratic Party. […]

“Here’s Why I Think Joe Biden Made the Right Decision for VP” […]

On August 9, 2020, a parade of voters and local candidates rode from the New Mount Olive Baptist Church to the African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) to encourage the community to vote early. Some people held signs while others handed out campaign flyers. It was cool to see so many people excited about voting. […]

         Around August 6, there was a major explosion in Lebanon. At least 137 people were killed and 5,000 wounded. It is still unclear as to why the explosion happened. […]

       I believe online school is the safest option. Children can get their education and not have to take the risk of going to school and getting COVID-19. […]

Representative John Robert Lewis remained a devoted advocate of nonviolence. He made a tremendous impact in society and will never be forgotten. He was a true American hero! […]

  This past week I had the great opportunity to take a coding class for a day. I haven’t tried coding before so this was my first real experience. The class, Coding with Color, was hosted by 100 Black Men of Jacksonville, Inc. […]

The conference was about us women in the society to “boss up.” Every day there was a new topic. We talked about self-identification, activism, college preparation, and more. […]

A series of shootings throughout the US left over 150 people wounded and almost two dozen dead. Cities throughout the nation saw a huge spike in gun violence over the weekend. […]