By Patrick Rita Sentry Staff Reporter Close teacher-student relationships are starting to become a thing of the past.  In an attempt to keep up with the times, many online classes are now offered to students. However, students are finding that...

By Topher Wagner Sentry Staff Reporter Summer is a great time to relax and take a break from a stressful year at school. However, summer is also a time for new fads, sports and news stories to sweep the country.  The summer of 2014 was no different. The...

By Lauren Snyder Sentry Staff Reporter The gut wrenching feeling of going to a new school is a familiar and unwelcomed part of the school year. The feeling feeds off of the fact that new students do not know their classmates and can only dream of...

By Natalie Reich Sentry Staff Reporter In today’s constantly advancing technological world, it is becoming more common for schools to use electronic devices for educational purposes. During the summer before the 2014-2015 school year, word got...

Every year, the National Parent Teacher Association coordinates a Reflections program that celebrates the artistic endeavors of students across the country. Participants are invited to contribute an entry that fits into one of six specific categories:...

By Patrick Rita Sentry Staff Reporter On Monday, May 26, 2014, Arlington county suffered a tragic loss when H-B Woodlawn teacher and administrator Mary McBride died suddenly of a heart attack. McBride had been a teacher in Arlington for 46 years...

By Natalie Reich Sentry Staff Reporter There have been various rumors floating around school about a possible new schedule for the 2014-2015 school year. Rumors have raised questions such as, “Will there be block classes everyday? How many times...

By Natalie Zur Sentry Staff Reporter With nearly 205 million followers, Twitter has become a platform through which people are able to voice opinions and converse with others about pressing, and sometimes fleeting, issues.  Either way, a new form...

By Emma Westerhof Sentry Staff Reporter As the school year draws to a close, the summer light at the end of the tunnel is gradually coming into focus. Challenged with the not-so-easy tasks of studying for finals and pulling up any remaining bad...

By Joanna Domson Sentry Staff Reporter Next year four members of the teaching staff will no longer be walking through these halls.  The Special Education Department is saying goodbye to Reading Specialist Beverly Greenblatt, Instructional Studies...