Opinion
Most Hated Subject? School.
By Melek Z., Grade 9 A closer look into students’ thoughts about how school affects their everyday lives. As the school year progresses, school is taking up more and more of student’s time. A growing number of students have decided to speak about their negative educational experiences due to increasing academic demands and social pressure. […]
Cringe Culture: a New Form of Hatred
By Red B. and Nadija T., Grade 9 “Someone’s music taste or interest[s] aren’t cringe, like it’s just what they like,. So, therefore, a person cannot be cringe,” Shannon F., Grade 8, said. ‘Cringe Culture’ has gained its characteristic name online, but Cringe Culture is something that has always existed under many pseudonyms. The most […]
OFF TOPIC: God vs Human, Fight!
Off Topic is a podcast made by students, for students. We cover topics from conspiracies, the weather and film—but we promise to never stay on topic! Do we need religion to keep morality in check? Is fear our biggest motivator? In today’s podcast, presented to you by Dora. F and Melek Z., Grade 9 We […]
Hero of 5th grade! An Interview with Ms. Smidt
By Vanessa G. and Christopher K., Grade 6 Students share their opinion about Ms. Smidt and her teaching style and Ms. Smidt shares some of her interest and hobbies.
Middle School Halloween Party: Haunting Fun or Terror of Boringness?
By Simon H., Grade 6 Students show there different opinions about the middle school Halloween Party. Positive or negative feed back? Find out in this video!
OFF TOPIC: Bullying and Internet
Off Topic is a podcast made by students, for students. We cover topics from conspiracies, bullying, film and more-but we promise to never stay on topic! “Bullying builds character.” In this episode of Off Topic 9th grade students, Libby B., Melek Z. And Daniel MW. discuss bullying among other things a little off topic. Brace […]
In 6th Grade, Taylor Swift has anything but a bad reputation
By Michelle R. and Anna P., Grade 6 This year singer Taylor Swift has made one of the biggest comebacks in popularity among different age ranges. Many people have started to become more interested and become Swifties, even at MIS. “She is now such a mega-star: Almost every generation knows her,” said Middle School EAL […]
Top 12 Things To Do If You’re Not In 12th Grade Yet
Myra S., Grade 12 High school can be tough to navigate. Finding the balance between a social and academic life, while caring for your physical and mental health is a nearly unattainable goal. As your grade level increases, you will realize it is impossible to not make sacrifices in one way or another. It is […]
Dumplings, Sushi, Chocolate Galore! MIS discusses Comfort Foods
By Dora F., Grade 9 Food. It’s one of my personal favorite things in life, and it is for a lot of other people too. What even are comfort foods? It is up for interpretation. ____________________________ Comfort foods are foods we seek out when dealing with life. While eating itself is a human necessity, the […]
Student Opinion: Is Homework Horrible?
By Alex K, Grade 9 Homework. Some like it and some do not. Some find it useful. Some find it a waste of time. Some teachers enjoy giving homework. However, some have different opinions, they may not send as much homework or they may not send any at all, and they trust in […]
Unraveling the Dress Code: Embracing Individuality and Equality
by Anea E., Grade 10 In the hallways of our schools, there exists a discussion. It revolves around dress codes, set by the Student Parent Handbook Senior School 2023-2024 which are rules intended to guide students on what to wear. Yet, upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that these dress codes may lack clarity, reinforce […]
Artsy A.I.: MIS Community Share Thoughts
By Jade J. Grade 9 I’m positive everyone enjoys, or has in some point of their lives enjoyed kicking back and switching on Netflix. I know I have. Or, listening to favorite tunes. Then, doesn’t it just gut you to think about all this entertainment loosing its authenticity? Or does it possibly excite you […]
Investing Insights for High School Students
By Eylül M., Grade 9 ”Investing, l am too busy to even learn about that,” Daryna L., Grade 9, said. Investing is a big deal for students. Some teens make excuses like “l don’t even have time for that” or “How would l keep doing school and investing at the same time?” Investing can be […]
It’s Pink: MIS Students pick Barbie as Best Movie of Summer
Pink. That is one way to describe Barbie, the world wide hit that came out this summer. Everything about the highly anticipated movie is why this movie was the best movie in the perspective of MIS Students. “Everyone knew that was going to be the movie,” Josie B., Grade 9, said. “I saw a ton […]
Student Opinion: P.E., The Downfall of MIS Students
By Nadija T., Grade 9 “I was one of the girls who stood in a corner and yelled, like absolutely shrieked when a ball came near them,” Dora F., Grade 9, said. Not all senior school students at MIS believe that PE is a good subject for them, some dread when they see the […]
Game-Changer: Recent Policy causes Debate at MIS
By Anea E., Grade 9 In the midst of volleyball tryouts, where balls dance unpredictably across the gym, a groundbreaking shift is reshaping the landscape of MIS’s sports culture. A policy from the Senior School Student Parent Handbook 2022-2023, declaring, “All students are eligible at the start of the school year.” This seismic […]
Scrolling Away Success: The Hidden Impact of Social Media on Grades
By Jacob N., Grade 9 Brace yourself for a shocking truth: social media’s addictive grip is wreaking havoc on students’ academic performance. Discover the alarming correlation between excessive social media use and declining grades, and why urgent action is needed to protect our educational pursuits from this digital menace. In today’s digital age, I can’t […]
Why We Have to Do Difficult Things
By Marcelo G.R Stage Fright. It’s something that we’ve all experienced. Whether it be presenting an assignment in front of your class or playing a musical instrument in a concert. We’re all familiar with the feeling of sweaty hands, a dry mouth and a trembling voice. Stepping out of our comfort zone and presenting to […]
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