Break the Stigma.
Even with 1 in 5 Americans fighting a mental illness, the stigma of a mental disorders remains.
“I think mental health is important because it affects your whole being, that means...
Although most high school students won't be able to vote in this upcoming election, it is still important to pay attention to what is going on.
Here are four reasons why you should care:
This election...
Money talks.
ETHS passed an almost 84 million dollar budget for the school’s overall funds this year and now the budget plan is explained.
“Our primary goal in budgeting is to make sure we...
Many schools deliberately avoid addressing gender identity, but at ETHS the Gender Sexuality Club and various board meetings are now pushing these issues front and center.
“The challenge is we automatically...
Have you ever had the desire to visit the Taj Mahal in India, the Eiffel Tower in France, or even the Statue of Liberty right here in the U.S? Then join the Travel Club!
Sponsors Sunsahrae...
Although tattoos are a big commitment, the age requirement for tattoos is becoming more relaxed and students are taking advantage of this opportunity.
“I got my first tattoo once I turned 18,”...
In an embarrassing situation we usually try to ignore it for as long as possible, but today students are learning to embrace those situations.
“Sometimes the intended message and the impact...
It can be a bit discouraging to see how flawless models look in magazines, but student-model Danielle Eccleston is showing teens that this career is completely possible. She is four inches shorter than...
Most commonly known for being the “Ticket Man,” safety officer Mark Smith is in charge of making sure the school is safe on the outside. Since 2007, he has seen jumped cars, issued parking tickets...
Many high school students may be lacking in self-confidence however, here at ETHS students in YouTube are helping that issue.
“YouTube has been a building trend,” explains Content Marketing...
If you are a student passionate about supporting and uplifting females, consider joining Girl-Up Club, an organization that strives for gender equality.
“The main purpose is to talk about things that...
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