You might have not known, but April is America’s National Poetry Month! This celebrated month was founded by the Academy of American Poets in 1996. The idea to make April National Poetry  Month, was inspired by the successful celebrations of Black History Month (February), and Women’s History Month...

Friday, April 20 is Volunteer Recognition Day. This day is for honoring the volunteers that dedicate themselves to helping special causes and others. They are making great achievements for helping and aren't being recognized for it. Volunteers dedicate their lives to helping others and make big differences...

Attention 8th graders! Our 8th grade promotion dance will be held at the top of The Source on Tuesday, May 29, 6-8 pm. IT IS 8TH GRADERS ONLY, NO SIBLINGS OR VISITORS! If you did not come to school on that day, you may not participate in the dance.  Tickets are $20 dollars. SCHOOL DRESS CODE STILL APPLIES!!!...

April 15 is Titanic Remembrance Day. This day is dedicated to the remembrance of the Titanic and all the people who died on it. For those who don’t know the story, the Titanic was called “unsinkable” and “the safest ship afloat.” However, on a voyage to New York City, it hit an iceberg and...

Today, April 11 (or this Wednesday) is National Pet Day!! Not only do you show extra care and love for your fellow companions, but its a day of remberence for all the animals in the pet shelter, ready for adoption. Pets who were abused, abandoned, or hurt are in shelters hoping for someone to help them...

Earth Day is a national event celebrated every year on April 22 to support environmental protection. Americans in the early 1960's were just starting to become aware of the pollution of the environment. Earth Day was first created when a Democrat named Gaylord Nelson saw the planet at risk. He announced...