Back to School Bash (Gallery)

Anshula Rudhraraju and Anjali Khanna|September 7, 2013

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Continuous Coding: Celebrating HackTJs 10th Anniversary

Continuous Coding: Celebrating HackTJ’s 10th Anniversary

The I-66 Express Lanes at sunset on a November day.

What a lane changes

Three fifty five

Three fifty five

Estan Rodriguez (right) and Liam Carey (left) present at an interest meeting for the Fridays For Future strike. Considering what our attendance was for ... our interest meeting last year, this was probably three times that, Rodriguez said.

Another Friday for the future

Superintendent Michelle Reid presents FCPSs FY2024 Draft Budget to the school board

Dissecting superintendent Michelle Reid’s FCPS FY2024 budget

Students gather in Newton commons to watch the ongoing match between seniors Utkarsh Goyal and Manav Barath in the morning before 5th period starts. Ever since winter break, Goyal has been bringing in ping pong paddles and a net, starting a routine activity between him and his friends. “I was looking for a spot to play, realized some set of tables was perfect, and pretty much started from there,” Goyal said.

Students battle ping pong in the commons

The Outer Banks, with its stunning beaches and historic lighthouses, provides a picturesque setting for the Netflix series that shares its name. As the shows characters explore the regions natural beauty and culture, viewers are treated to a captivating tale of adventure and friendship amidst the rugged coastal landscape.

Exploring the appeal of ‘Outer Banks’

Continuous Coding: Celebrating HackTJs 10th Anniversary

Continuous Coding: Celebrating HackTJ’s 10th Anniversary

Taking the Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) screener, a student selects an answer to the question “During the past week, how often did you feel worried?” during advisory. “We still need to be mindful of student wellness,” Bonitatibus said. “The teenage years are a time that are fraught with self doubt and challenges. That always needs to be at the forefront, but in a post-pandemic world we know that the repercussions may be felt for several years to come. We cant forget to keep a focus on wellness.”

SEL results indicate more anxiety but greater community

Getting together on the final day of NAIMUN, the Model United Nations club members display their individual awards. Despite claiming many awards, including Best Large Delegation overall, taking 60 students to a conference wasn’t ideal in the beginning. “Delegation awards are proportion based, so you take 60 kids and it’s definitely hard to get recognition at such a high level,” Jain said.

Model United Nations wins Best Large Delegation at North American invitationals

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What a lane changes
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Three fifty five
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Another Friday for the future
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Dissecting superintendent Michelle Reid’s FCPS FY2024 budget
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Souper Teachers – TJ’s Soup Club
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Rewriting the masterplan
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As fast as light
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Just another number
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The FIFA World Cup makes its way to Jefferson

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