When the first of two planes hit the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001, Americans were left in shock as their sense of security changed forever.
As the day continued, the world would watch the devastating...
2020 PV graduate Abby Olderog delicately tints her final mug in a hazel coat of glaze, almost completing her new commissioned collection. She still must place it in her kiln for hours, in hopes that it...
Harper Clark, Student Life Editor
• September 20, 2021
The first few weeks of college, a time meant for exploration and adventure, mean something different for most young women: learning to adapt to the new dangers of living independently.
On Aug. 23,...
In a world flooded with turmoil and uncertainty, young people can be easily overwhelmed. Amid the ongoing Afghan Refugee Crisis, it is now more vital than ever for teens to navigate issues on the other...
There has always been a stigma surrounding mental illnesses, regardless of what type it is. Society has demonized people with mental illness, and this has created a multitude of issues for people who are...
As the world becomes more educated on the topic of climate change, people are becoming more conscious of their recycling habits. But their increased efforts to save the environment may not always be doing...
Throughout our district, controversial subjects are constantly brought up in discussions. While students choose to participate in conversations regarding their beliefs, teachers feel held back by the prospect...
For years, the world has been full of misconceptions surrounding those with special needs. Many believe they cannot work or be independent. However, Pleasant Valley strives to highlight all the flaws in...
The pink scorpio moon flies high in the sky as many young people get ready for a cycle of new cleansing. Muhan Basnet prepares her crystals, smudge sticks as well as herself to be cleansed and begin a...
A Positive Place is a club led by teachers and students at PVHS that is dedicated to diversifying the school and improving the school’s social environment to treat people of all backgrounds with respect.
George...
Teacher appreciation week is from Monday, May 3 to Friday, May 7. Students have planned various ways to show their appreciation for teachers.
The 2020-2021 school year has proven the amount of dedication...
The hybrid schedule has caused AP classes to fall behind in their curriculum, causing some classes to have to rush through content. AP tests are coming up, starting during the first week of May. Some classes...
