December 10, 2021

From holiday card distribution to Thanksgiving turkey, American holiday traditions often precede cultural traditions across the globe. As a culturally diverse school, AT shares the integration of other heritages’ traditions onto the American table. Between family gatherings and festive parties, music surrounds people of all backgrounds and food permeates the air.  In Mexican culture, traditional …

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With the rise of remote learning during the pandemic, posts about the fall of snow days flooded social media. While the discussion surrounding snow days is forever changed, the feasibility of beloved snow days remains in case of power outages or an inability to move remotely.  As schools across the nation have reopened for fully …

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As AT moves into the first final exam season since the pandemic hit in March of 2020, administration voted to change the finals’ weighting, and teachers shared tips and strategies for studying. With the Covid pandemic, three semesters’ worth of finals were canceled, and it was brought to question whether, even with a completely in-person …

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