Social Media can have many effects on people, good and bad. We asked a few teachers and students how they thought social media helped or hurt the personality and confidence of kids. Continue reading How Social Media Affects People
This year, Imagine had the opportunity to compete in NPR’s first student podcast competition. Continue reading NPR Podcast Competition
Written By: Olivia Olatunji and Nadia Davis9th GradeApril 12, 2019 Summer, the warmest time in the year. Waking up without the sound of an alarm, getting dressed for the pool, the hot summer sun beaming down on a warm day. The embracing sound of the ice cream truck jingle. Friends and family gather at the poolside to enjoy delicious drinks and delicious food. Everyone taking … Continue reading Summer Vacation
The PSAT is a practice for the SAT test that seniors in high school must take to go to college. Continue reading The PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test)
Every year, the 5th graders choose a historical figure that inspires them and do a presentation about it. Continue reading Wax Museum
The New York Times posted a recipe for an easy pasta lunch. My sister recently tried replicating this recipe. Continue reading Food Review- Pasta
It is that time of the year when you hear the complaints and cries of stress, along with excitement, in the hallways as the 10th graders all hustle to make their final touches on their personal projects. Continue reading 10th Grade Personal Projects
Have you ever had an object that you used all the time? And when you used it, it made everything better? Continue reading To the person who stole my pens…
It’s a month into the New Year, and some of us might be having trouble sticking to our resolutions. But there is hope! Here are some helpful tips to make sure you reach your goals. Continue reading New Year’s Resolutions
Winter formal was a night to remember. Take a peek at the wonderful ways friends spent the evening together. Continue reading A Wonderful Winter Formal
