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JD Vance stares nervously outside his window as children protest. (Rozalia Finkelstein)

Angry Children Rally With Lightsabers and NERF Guns Outside of V.P. Pick JD Vance’s House

Max Carpenter and Leo Maucieri September 11, 2024

Last Saturday, a large group of toddlers gathered outside of vice presidential candidate and Time magazine’s 2024 “Most Awkward Man in America,” JD Vance’s Alexandria residence. Protests erupted...

Alexandria Meets 'Outer Banks'

Alexandria Meets ‘Outer Banks’

May 27, 2023
Whether he’s playing fun Hollywood director dad as Morgan Ross from "Jessie" or a power-hungry dad who is willing to risk everything in pursuit of wealth as Ward Cameron from "Outer Banks," actor, and ACHS alumnus Charles Esten is sure to leave an impression.
A Champion Supporting Champions

A Champion Supporting Champions

May 3, 2023
On Saturday, April 22, ACHS senior Milan Rex was honored for her donation of $1,000 to the Miracle League of Alexandria (MLA).  Rex was chosen as Gatorade Player of the Year, which is an award given to outstanding high school athletes nationwide. With the award, she is able to donate $1,000 to a youth sports organization of her choosing– and she chose The Miracle League. The award comes only weeks after winning the Virginia State Volleyball Championship with her ACHS team.
Students Shy Away From Discussions. Why That’s a Problem and What We Could Do To Fix It.

Students Shy Away From Discussions. Why That’s a Problem and What We Could Do To Fix It.

May 28, 2022
To Andrew Orzel, it seems like years since anyone in his government and economics classes expressed conservative ideas. That is concerning — given the diverse nature of the ACHS student body, one would expect a wide range of ideas discussed in a classroom setting. 
City Confronts Tension Between Historic Preservation And Flood Mitigation

City Confronts Tension Between Historic Preservation And Flood Mitigation

May 13, 2022
New walkways, grassy pavilions, and restaurants in recent years have led to a tourist revival along Alexandria’s Potomac waterfront. But city officials and business leaders know this new energy is threatened by an old problem: chronic flooding that regularly puts big sections of Old Town deep underwater. Although Potomac flooding has been a fact of life in Old Town since pre-colonial days, a combination of climate change and regional development has made the problem more frequent and severe.
Safe Streets Program Receives $45,000 Grant For Updated Data Collection Methods

Safe Streets Program Receives $45,000 Grant For Updated Data Collection Methods

March 4, 2022
Any sort of roadway collision is just as traumatic, as almost being in one. “Almost-accidents” go unreported, and since the pandemic, these incidents have increased dramatically. Pedestrian fatalities in Northern Virginia increased 21% from 2019 to 2020, according to a report from the Governor’s Highway Safety Association. 
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