Eduardo Herrera Picasso was an undocumented student when he walked through the doors of Salle B. Howard School as a young student. Sallie B. Howard, a
To keep school a fun and exciting experience, it takes some strategizing and awareness, especially for families dealing with the challenges of remote learning. As
Last month, SBH High School hosted its first-ever social meet-up! Entitled “The Chill Spot,” the event was a casual gathering designed to encourage students to
Traditionally, families had few choices on where to educate their children. They could choose local public schools or pay for private schools, but many families
What started as “Black History Week” in 1926 has now grown into Black History Month. The monthlong celebration, which began in 1976, is a great
Poem by Leila Clifford, 10th Grade – SBH High SchoolIntroduction by Kirsten Steele, English Teacher – SBH High School At the beginning of the semester
Did you know that there are tons of inventions that have come out of North Carolina? That’s right, from the barcode to overalls, inventors in
By: Kierra H. For many of us SBH High School freshman, our previous middle school year ended without really ending. Now, if you understand that,
As technology evolves, students must be prepared for a competitive global landscape. Equipping students with STEM skills and subjects help them realize opportunities at an
Spotlight: ASHYA THOMAS – 9TH Grade, SBH High By: Aaliyana B. Ashya Nasunique Thomas is a 14 year-old entrepreneur who officially began her business journey
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