Who To Choose: A Theogony Analysis of Executive Principal Candidates

The 56th Editorial Board • May 20, 2026

As the clock ticks to decide on an Executive Principal, we feel it is our duty to use our platform to inform our readers on the candidates before you.  After a continuous cycle of leadership changes,...

Transportation Challenges Ease

Isabel Shultz and Julia Gwin • December 6, 2024

A Theogony analysis has found that commuting students can now make it to class on time — even with a full ban on walking between campuses.

New Rules Eat Away Student Lunch Time

Pablo Cruz Rivera and Isabel Shultz • October 8, 2024

Long lines, barriers and restricted movement are some of the challenges students face during the lunch block.

Transportation Issues Plague School Year

Julia Gwin, Editor • September 27, 2024

Challenges with busing students between ACHS campuses has caused a loss of instructional time and significant safety issues.

Schedules Spark Scrutiny

Rozalia Finkelstein, Editor • September 17, 2024

Alexandria City High School released student schedules on August 14, one week before the first day of school. Many of the schedules had glaring errors, igniting discourse among students and parents as...

Ringing The Alarm: New Bell Schedule Sparks Debate

Julia Gwin, Nadja Duss and James Libresco • June 11, 2024

A leaked bell schedule for the upcoming school year is causing mixed reactions among students and staff.

Emotion, Upheaval and Reckoning: Inside the High School Project

James Libresco, Editor • April 26, 2024

As ACHS prepares for the opening of its new Minnie Howard campus, engagement efforts are at an all-time high. Behind the scenes, the process is shakier than it appears.