VOX ATL staff writer Savannah offers the first entry of her “Diary of A Confused Teenager” series. This time, she talks about keeping up grades
Have you ever wondered why your teachers and parents stress you about studying? Do you consider studying to be based on how much time you
Jennie Matos, 14, chronicles her journey as a black girl attending a PWI. “I can go to their school but will never be a part
VOX ATL staff writer and Westlake High School student Isabella Cavienss highlights the successes of her classmates after a local news station did the opposite.
By Kyra Rogers, VOX Media Cafe Reporter Students of color at predominantly white schools are fed up with the way they are being treated. They
In the wake of the global issues of police brutality and ongoing racial discrimination among African Americans, should African American athletes consider attending Historically Black
One year ago teens Amariyah, Jasmine, Aaliyah, Lyric, Rin, Christina, Emma, and Jaya recorded a podcast reflecting on their years in high school and what
For many high school students, the Bernie Sanders campaign meant a vision of the future with no college debt. Now, amid a pandemic, that future
“Research says that students from low-income families tend to be less motivated in school, and less likely to graduate high school,” says Ila Prabhuram. “Through
COVID-19 has made the college application process more difficult and uncertain for Atlanta high school Juniors as ACT, SAT tests are postponed.
“Many of us were excited for our parents and others to see us walk across the graduation stage, but instead we are left walking in
With no game plan in place for standardized testing or even how to feed school kids at home during a pandemic, COVID-19 is exposing our
