In Joanna Walker’s (she/her) IB Language and Literature 11 classes, students analyze a diverse collection of work by both white and non-white artists. When she started working at Inglemoor 18 years ago,...

The tunes of Christmas music — from Mariah Carey to Michael Bublé — echo through supermarkets while the faint tinkling of jingle bells ring beneath festive lyrics. Homeowners adorn their lawns with...

Distracted teen driving is one of the leading causes of teen death. In 2022, 3,308 people died from distraction-related accidents in the U.S., according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration....

Akhila Lankalapalli and STEM-HER:  The summer before her junior year, senior Akhila Lankalapalli (she/her) joined STEM-HER, a nonprofit organization that aims to uplift high school girls in STEM and...

Cringe culture refers to the awkwardness, embarrassment or the pressure to shame that often arises when someone or something is percieved as unusual. This is fueled by society’s tendency to judge others...

Creativity and passion Flye high. Ceramics teacher of room 406 pedals through class, clay, and everything in between.  On the Flye with Mr. Flye. Flyeing through the day. All of these headlines ring true...

Dangers of self-diagnosis Imagine trying to focus in class, but repeatedly feeling the urge to check your phone for any new notifications. You regularly hear your friends use the phrase “I’m so OCD”...

If anyone would know the history of Inglemoor’s school spirit, it would be Dave Allemeier (he/him). Allemeier graduated from Inglemoor in 1979, where he has taught at since 1986.  Inglemoor’s school...

  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...