For the past few years, many of us traced holiday murals along the walls leading into the cafeteria and glanced at the flyers and banners hanging from the ceilings. It is, therefore, what we expected, walking into Edison High...
After cheating death twice and snitching on Zeus, Sisyphus is futilely cursed to roll a boulder up a hill—a boulder that harbors the burdens of Zeus’ wrath, the underworld, and… student loans?
Every year, thousands of New...
In October, the new Edison Board of Education superintendent, Dr. Edward Aldarelli, visited Edison High for a press conference with select staff from The Eagle’s Eye and students in the new journalism elective. The conference...
As testing slowly comes to an end, let us reflect on our experiences.
A lot of them were negative.
When the first round of state testing came around, the NJGPA English and Math assessments caused a large amount of problems....
What is the role of school? Is it to educate students only about the intricacies of English, the processes of math, or the discoveries of science? We believe not.
While schools impart the basic foundations of knowledge to...
In a wholesome charity event led by our EHS STUCO, the Edison High School community bonds with the Giving Tree initiative this winter season. This act of giving traces itself back to 1621 when a group of Pilgrims decided to invite...
Twenty-one dead, in a small school in Texas. Young students and teachers who lost their lives during a normal school day. They will never go to middle school, they will never apply for college, and they will never walk at graduation.
So...
I am a senior. I’m seventeen, I can drive, I can legally get married with my parent’s permission, I can apply to colleges and decide my future…
But I cannot vote.
In the fall of senior year, adults expect high...
Just as Women’s History Month is overlooked, teachers are too. We could not take the responsibility of writing a Features section on the successes and grievances of women without talking about the profession women dominate....
Four students sit down after a long day of revising articles for The Eagle’s Eye and get ready to write an editorial together. Four students, bursting with ideas, excitement, perhaps even anger, send a flurry of text messages...
Editorials reflect the official opinion of the school newspaper. We believe, unequivocally, that black lives matter. But we cannot say that black lives matter when we do not amplify their voices. It would be remiss to discuss...
What a time to be alive. We have spent the past month on lockdown, restricted to our homes and the quiet streets around them. Our plans have been canceled and postponed. Normal things—handshakes and hugs, lunches with...
