Yearbooks have arrived!
It’s crunch time for yearbook staff in 603, also known as distribution week! This means unboxing, stuffing, sorting and selling books whenever they get the chance. Since the beginning of summer, the entire yearbook staff…
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FHS Raises $45,429 at Third Annual Charity Prom
On April 27, Freedom hosted its third annual St. Jude Charity Prom at the Bellevue Conference and Event Center. The previous two charity proms were held at FHS. This year, the junior class officers and…
A Walk Through Worlds: A Complete History of the Art and Literary Magazine
High School- what is it? What defines it? What makes it what it is? The answer is the students. Every teenager who treads the teeming hallways of Freedom High School is a unique individual, and…
An Unsung Hero Among Freedom Staff
A major spotlight is on Tim Tyler, a custodian who regularly walks the halls of Freedom High School protecting students from threatening germs and illnesses. He’s called an innovator at the front line of defense…
Teachers Transitioning from Paper to Online
Paper is a tool that most people use on a daily basis, but is there an alternate option? Students at Freedom High School are becoming a part of a change by transitioning to electronic learning,…
Starting a Dialogue
In high school, almost 100 percent of the student and teacher population face stereotypes on a daily basis. Individuals can be categorized by aspects such as their gender and race to their looks and abilities….
Issues with Navigating the Road
South Riding citizens face issues navigating the road with impatient drivers and unsure pedestrians commuting to their destinations. The daily flow of late comers to school or work results in traffic and drivers making unsafe…
Philosophers of the Round Table
Every year, the FHS philosophy club hosts FreedomX, an event that mimics the same forum as TEDx — with a number of presentations made by students. This year was their fifth annual event, and on…
Freedom hosts 11th annual International Night
Freedom held the 11th annual International Night on Thursday, April 26. The production was organized by English as a Second Language teacher Jackie Clement and FHS senior Kate Pearson. Along with various cultural dances, International…
Virtual Loudoun: A New Way for Students to Learn
Virtual Loudoun provides an easily-accessible way to take classes online, either to make space for an elective at school or fulfill pre-requirements for one next year. A majority of people take Virtual Loudoun in order…