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The student news site of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology

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The student news site of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology

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Class of 2026’s Class Council set up a unique Election Day bake sale in front of a community center. “We sold coffee, muffins, brownies, cookies,” Class Council historian Alana Watkins said. “We took advantage of the people who were coming and going.”
Junior Class Council hosts Election Day bake sale
Arya Jayakar, Staff Writer • November 20, 2024

This year’s Election Day, on Nov. 5, offered a unique opportunity for voters and community members to take initiative. For 2026's Class Council, hosting...

Narrating a skit for the pep rally on Thursday, Sept. 26, senior class president Akul Dixit tells the story of “sleepy seniors.” “I think this was our worst pep rally,” Dixit said. “We came into this under the impression that we could turn off lights, but minutes before this roll call, we were told we couldn't. It didn't go well.”
Full capacity
Grace Sharma, Editor-in-Chief • November 13, 2024

The hallways are packed. Eighth period clubs are filling up. Teachers are moving from class to class. Jefferson’s student population is the largest it’s...

Chase Atlantic performed in Washington D.C. last month as part of their North American tour upstage promoting the upcoming release of the new album. The show’s setlist consisted of fan favorites and unreleased songs, accompanied by unbelievable light shows.
Fans are ‘LOST IN HEAVEN’ listening to Chase Atlantic’s new album
Zahra Sumaia, Staff Writer • November 19, 2024

Chase Atlantic's new album, “LOST IN HEAVEN,” was an exciting drop for fans. “LOST IN HEAVEN" is their fourth album in seven years along with their...

Journalists often report on traumatic events to ensure the public stays informed, even in tough circumstances. Their work helps bring important stories to light and gives a voice to those affected.
Rethinking how journalists approach school shootings
Kimberly Cruz-Cruz, Staff Writer • November 16, 2024
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The Jefferson boys volleyball gathers in a team huddle during a timeout in the district finals game. “Eventually, once we started our winning streak, beating every team in our district until the district tournament, my expectations obviously went to winning districts,” junior Nick Boukens said.
Boys volleyball wins District finals in their first year competing
Aanya Salimani, Staff Writer • November 18, 2024
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