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Effects of divorce on students

Effects of divorce on students

Based on a recent Nordic News survey of 85 Inglemoor students, 38.8% have divorced parents. According to the Center for Divorce Education, divorce can have a heavy emotional toll, with stress, anxiety...

Counselor Jennifer Orhuozee examines the student safety plan used to create safe coping mechanisms for students struggling with their mental health. Mandatory reports help direct students that need help to other resources.

Counselors balance mental health support and safety

In 2023, a study conducted by the National Institute of Health showed that 44% of high school students in the U.S. reported consistently feeling sad or anxious, an increase of 7% compared to before the...

Student activists inspire change in community

Student activists inspire change in community

Growing up in a world surrounded by technology, a new generation of activists and future politicians tackle conflicts in unique ways. Modern activists utilize social media to spread awareness, and more...

Navigating financial literacy and overspending

Navigating financial literacy and overspending

The high school years are when most students begin learning how to balance their spending across their numerous needs, wants and values. According to the National Endowment for Education, 1 in 5 U.S. teenage...

The glittering front doors of Molbak’s a few days before permanent closure. Inside rests a completely emptied warehouse that was once a home to hundreds of plants.

Plant-lovers heartbroken at Molbak’s closure

On Jan. 28, the city of Woodinville mourned the loss of Molbak’s Garden and Home, a family gardening business that has served the community for nearly seven decades. After 67 years of business in the...

Black Student Union officers Cameron Jones, Rufael Estifanos and Louis Mitchell give the closing speech at the MLK assembly.

Black Student Union celebrates Black culture

Every year, February is dedicated to acknowledging and honoring Black history. At the Martin Luther King Jr. assembly on Jan. 10th, Black Student Union officers gave speeches about Black history and their...

Students gather in groups in the courtyard during break.

Making friends and moving schools in high school

As students move through high school, their social circles often evolve. Friend groups from middle school may disband and new bonds emerge. For students who change schools during high school, moving means...

Navigating the emotional terrain of high school breakups

Navigating the emotional terrain of high school breakups

Senior Alana Madeline* (she/her) was in a “talking stage” with her ex-boyfriend for 3 months before they made it official. They dated for nine months before he broke up with her because of his commitment...

Conquering the winter season: Student perspectives on seasonal depression

Conquering the winter season: Student perspectives on seasonal depression

During the gloomier winter months, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), otherwise known as seasonal depression, is a common occurance amongst a majority of teens according to the National Institute of Health....

Skating into the season with winter sports

Skating into the season with winter sports

Iris Huang (she/her) and Madeira Lee (they/she) Dec 16, 2023

Despite cold winds that persist in the Puget Sound area, culture around ice-based sports like hockey and ice-skating is lacking, so students interested in such athletics have to participate in them outside...

English teacher Joanna Walker gets examined before donating blood at the Red Cross Blood Drive, which took place in the gym on Dec. 1.

Saving lives one drop at a time

Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood, according to the American Red Cross. On Dec. 1, the Red Cross Club hosted its annual blood drive in the gym, giving students and staff the opportunity...

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