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

tjTODAY

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

tjTODAY

Juniors George Evanisko, Santiago Criado and Larry Schrag and sophomore Deen Nori set up the rocket before the launch. “A big misconception about this program is that most of the effort is in building the rocket or the payload. I would argue that most of the work, literally hundreds of hours, was spent designing and planning prior to building anything,” Criado said.
NASA Student Launch Initiative Team launches rocket in Alabama
Karen Lee, Staff Writer • May 12, 2023

The Jefferson NASA Student Launch Initiative Team (SLI) launched a high-powered rocket on April 15 at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville,...

Exploring Jefferson during Preview Night in April, freshman Linda Pistun anticipates her high school experience. “Last night I walked through the dome at TJ, and I was home. I talked to students, met the principal, and learned about the rigorous curriculum that will challenge my brain,” Pistun said.
Educational leap
Ayesha Khan, Staff Writer • September 12, 2023

An eleven-year-old was admitted to the Jefferson class of 2027 from Prince William County. After surpassing multiple grade levels, Linda Pistun embraces...

Architectural drawing of TJ during its design phase, which called for a large,
pedestrianized plaza flanking the front of the school. This was later revised as designs changed.
Designed with thought
August 1, 2023
Venturing across the globe, Taylor Swifts most recent Eras Tour emphasized just how she achieved international fame.
She’s in her Eras era
Grace Sharma, Online Editor-In-Chief • July 31, 2023

Over three hours, ten acts, and 44 songs long, the Eras Tour is one of the most successful and iconic performances to date. Ranging from country to pop...

With labels of “sustainable,” “eco-friendly,” and “responsibly sourced” clogging the marketing of clothing brands, shopping for new clothing can be overwhelming at times.
Lead Editorial: Drowning in drip
tjTODAY Staff August 1, 2023
The classic Jefferson pajamas have become a staple of our school, earning themselves a spot in many students wardrobe.
Dressing for success
July 31, 2023
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Elias works on keeping the scoresheet updated during a lacrosse game. “[My initial experience] was a bit tricky because I had to learn the ropes. I wasn’t very fluent in lacrosse at the time when I started because I wasn’t an athlete in that type of way. But in the end I learned the ins-and-outs of the sport. It took me going to the first couple games, asking the coaches questions, observing the referees call score, looking at the scoreboard, and working with friends.,” Elias said.
A manager-ie of duties
Chris Yoo, Team Leader • July 31, 2023
Pumping his arms for momentum, junior Steve Tchana races at an indoor track meet against Falls Church High School. “I like getting good times and improving and the team vibe,” Tchana said. “It’s really fun at practice, so that keeps me going.”
Racing thoughts
July 31, 2023
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