Oregon is removing the mask mandate on March 31. Everyone has different opinions on this, but this is a mistake; if you look at the Centers […]
Category: Opinion
TMIS- This Month in SKPS: November
What is TMIS? The idea behind TMIS is to summarize relevant information from across the district monthly in a short easy to read format. This is […]
Testing the Waters: The Pros and Cons of College Admissions Exams
COVID-19 turned the college admissions process upside-down when 72% of four-year colleges and universities made the SAT and ACT optional in 2020 due to many applicants […]
Lack of Counselors Harmful to South and its Students
High school can be a wonderful time in one’s life, but there’s no denying it’s a breeding ground for insecurity and stress. For many, this is […]
Police Must Recognize Public Perception Of Actions
A video went viral on Saturday night following a Black Lives Matter rally at the Capitol. The video shows an Oregon State Police [OSP] trooper making […]
It Is Time for Universal Vote-by-Mail
On April 7, 2020, Wisconsin held its primary election while the entire state was under lockdown orders due to COVID-19. Thousands of residents had to stand […]
Should You Be Worried About Murder Hornets?
Last year, Asian Giant Hornets or “murder hornets” were spotted in Washington and British Columbia, and these two-inch long hornets have made a name for themselves […]
Should States Be Reopening Yet?
COVID-19 is unlike anything anyone has experienced before. Events have been canceled, and nonessential businesses have been closed to slow the spread of the virus. While […]
Worrying Start, Exciting Conclusion: a Breakdown of the 2020 Academy Awards
This year’s awards season culminated in an Oscars that began with apprehension and ended with victory for those dedicated to diversity in the film industry. When […]
