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

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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
All content by Sarah Wang
Jefferson Track & Field athletes warm up during their socially distanced practice. “I cannot wait to get back to competing,” junior Ignacio Toro said. “It is a lot more fun trying to reach your goals when you have people there to motivate you.”

Winter sports gear up for an uncertain chilly season

Rose Du, Sarah Wang, Nimesh Rudra, and Viduttama Gaur
December 1, 2020
Matthew Hwang, 2021 president, holds meeting with rest of senior class council to discuss tentative plans, including a partnership with Princeton Review.

New class councils make plans for the year ahead

Rose Du and Sarah Wang
October 27, 2020
German exchange students having fun while teaching German culture to Jefferson students, Celia Vander Ploeg Fallon (second from left) and Nimisha Panabakam (far right). Everything in America was so different yet super fun, and I will definitely take back a lot with me to Germany, exchange student Elena Zachariades said.

German Exchange Students Visit Jefferson

Rose Du and Sarah Wang
November 5, 2019
Sophomore Tiffany Ji attempts to milk a cow in Costa Rica.

Jefferson Spanish students travel to Costa Rica over spring break

Rose Du and Sarah Wang
April 28, 2019
Seniors Kevin Wang, Benjamin Xu, James Kuang, and junior William Wang keep an eye on the team standings as participants scramble to fill out their answers.

Student Government Association and Quizbowl club host third annual Jefferson Trivia Night

Zia Sun and Sarah Wang
March 27, 2019
Seniors Wan Li and Maxwell Lee enjoy a night of jazz music and swing dancing at A Swingin Valentines on Feb. 15.

Jefferson Jazz Band and Swing Dance club host first ever Valentine’s Day dance

Rose Du and Sarah Wang
February 23, 2019
In the recent months, Jeffersons auditorium lobby cubbies, usually filled with sports bags and equipment, have now become storage places for food to snack on throughout the day. For some students, these food lockers are great solutions for when hunger strikes throughout the day. For others, though, they can serve as temptations and distractions.

Food Lockers: Yes or No?

Rose Du and Sarah Wang
December 18, 2018
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