“It’s your decision.” Dr. Sharon Anderson, an accomplished nurse practitioner currently serving as Associate Professor in the Division of Advanced Nursing Practice in Rutgers University, grew up listening to that phrase, designed...

This November 5, many students at EHS were tuned into their television, watching an event that will dictate the next four years of the country: the 2024 Presidential Election. From colonial feasts to the competitive campaigns...

Accessible through the breezeway lies an outside area enclosed by the school building. This courtyard contains a shed and multiple beds for planting. Although it was one of the first added segments to EHS, it has stood the test...

Think about the Disney film Frozen. Many people claim that the movie was released five to six years ago when it was actually released over ten years ago in 2013. According to, Is the 2020 Time Effect Real? by Ms. Juliana Burke,...

This October 31, as some students are donning costumes, many students at EHS look forward to spending time with family, watching fireworks, and making rangolis to celebrate Diwali. In the past, the festival of lights has been...

This October 31, many students at EHS look forward to sporting costumes and filling up candy buckets to celebrate Halloween. In the past, the holiday has been observed in many different ways. Specifically, Halloween has always...

As September rolls in, a new school year commences. New classes and new people welcome everyone as the school year begins to pick up its pace. As such, starting the year right is important. First of all, remain focused in classes....

We’ve all seen students, or been the student, to carry in a large cup of coffee or energy drink to prepare ourselves for the lengthy and tiring school day ahead. As a matter of fact, as of 2023, over 70% of adolescents have...

With a total of 2,174 students currently enrolled in Edison High, EHS saw 610 freshmen enroll for the 2023-2024 school year. The majority of students are from Herbert Hoover Middle School and Thomas Jefferson Middle School, but...

Senior Privilege is a tradition observed in many high schools. Usually viewed as a reward for years of hard work, this custom grants specific advantages to seniors like leaving campus at designated times or arriving late or leaving...

Each generation has a drink that is associated with them, usually a good ol’ cup of “morning Joe,” otherwise known as coffee. Boomers have their black coffee, Gen-Xers have their espresso shots, Millenials have their matcha...

In an ever-changing educational environment, the debate over scheduling methods continues to be a topic of discussion among teachers, administrators, students, and parents. One method, block scheduling, has gained traction in...