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Students planted seedlings for Earth Day and had options of lavender, basil, sunflower, mint, and morning glories to choose from.

Rotary Interact Club plants various seedlings for Earth Day

April 29, 2022
TJ Theater Arts’ Ryan Lien points to Aiden Zurcher to demonstrate for the improvisation workshop as students gather around. “I really enjoyed the improvisation workshop, and I thought it was really cool,” freshman Asha Das said.

Annual Shakespeare Festival returns after three years

April 22, 2022
The Future Problem Solving organization was created to influence the methods of problem solving. Students in elementary, middle, and high school can participate in multiple different categories within the organization.

Step further in problem solving

April 22, 2022
Junior Anika Rekulapelli holds the composting sign up before setting up the composting system. The composting system was set up on Apr. 18 and will be holding its trial week until Apr. 22 to get a general scope of students’ food waste.

Environmental Impact Club implements new composting system

April 22, 2022
From left to right: Zhigang Zhai, Guangfu Ye, and Yaping Wang sit side by side. They are the current taikonauts in China’s space mission, and will be the ones answering questions and responding to video submissions.

Chinese goes out of this world

March 27, 2022
Dr. Burnett speaks to students interested in taking the DNA class offered at Jefferson. DNA is commonly enrolled with students who are passionate in Biology, and is only one of many courses that allow students to dive deep into STEM. “Honestly, I think the course catalog is extremely well tailored for all students to find their niche in the world of STEM,” freshman Vivian Xue says.

Jefferson holds annual curriculum fair

February 8, 2022
This year’s freshman student government introduces themselves on the Class of 2025 Instagram account.

The new 2025 class council

December 17, 2021
Loudoun students study on the long bus ride back home. I feel really lucky about my bus. Its such a small thing that can affect students so much, freshman Nishita Paruchuri says.

Loudoun County buses now have free Wi-Fi

November 13, 2021
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