I get in the kitchen at 5:30 a.m. and turn on all the ovens and the lights and start getting our barrels of water, and emptying the old water, setting up a la carte, getting the cash registers...

The trend of “grade inflation” — the distribution of grades that don’t align with the student’s mastery of taught material — has prompted debate over the degree to which grading alone should...

Recent Inglemoor alumni are working hard to pursue their dreams, living all over the country. As they chase new experiences, they’ve given intriguing stories and advice for current high schoolers. Class...

New innovations in artificial intelligence have changed education significantly as tools such as ChatGPT have become popular. Many students have started using AI to complete their assignments, and educators...

Former president Donald Trump will exit the presidential race, citing non-specific personal reasons. This social media announcement comes just less than a month before the presidential election on Nov....

Emiko Kamitsuna:  Japanese teacher Emiko Kamitsuna (she/her) is one of the newest members on staff. After 26 years of teaching, Kamitsuna is eager to see what teaching IB Japanese entails. “I’m...

Stigmas and suicide rates This article contains discussion of suicide. If you are uncomfortable reading about this topic, we advise that you skip this section.

In a recent Nordic news survey of 34 seniors, 27 said they felt prepared for college, and 22 said they felt moderately or highly confident they would be able to find a job after being educated for their...

Growing up around the federal legalization of gay marriage in response to massive protest in 2015 and widespread Black Lives Matter demonstrations in 2020, this generation of youth has learned an effective...

Cheers to Chemistry After 40 years of teaching (24 of which were at Inglemoor) general and IB chemistry teacher Mark Emery (he/him) is retiring alongside his wife, a teacher in a different school district....

Zoë Meyer For graduating senior Zoë Meyer (she/her), college means traveling more than 7,000 miles to Wellington, New Zealand, to study interior architecture at Victoria University of Wellington. “In...