Editorial/Op-Ed – Portfolio

Parent Teacher Organization benefits Bak MSOA in many different ways

Bella Velez, Co-Editor in Chief

May 18, 2018

Award ceremonies should be for only eighth grade

May 18, 2018

Bak recently put an end to sixth and seventh grade award ceremonies, replacing them with recognition events in class, while eighth graders participate in an awards ceremony. Bak should continue to only reward sixth and seventh...

Award ceremonies should be provided for all grades

Miles Wang, Assistant Editor in Chief

May 17, 2018

This year, Bak decided to no longer host its traditional awards ceremonies for all grades. Instead, it is only doing one for eighth graders while sixth and seventh graders will be awarded in the classroom. Award ceremonies...

At the end of A lunch, Camila Manrique, eighth grade theater major, recycles her empty juice can. Recycling cans and bottles helped reduce the amount of waste in the world and around the school.

Little acts have big impacts on environment

April 12, 2018

If you see something, say something

April 12, 2018

Arming teachers serves as a danger, not a solution

Raquel Korff, Features Editor

April 12, 2018

Brightline Trains need to implement safety measures following recent crashes

February 26, 2018

Eighth graders Isabella Delgado, Sheevam Patel, and Michael Patton do their Mariachi Performance in their fourth period Spanish I class. Christina Donnelly was one of the foreign languages teachers who taught Spanish I and II.

Foreign Language classes provide benefits

February 26, 2018

Why students should volunteer more

Miles Wang, Assistant Editor in Chief

February 26, 2018

Volunteer work not only helps the community, but it benefits students who do so by giving them important skills that prepare them for the future and in the real world. Volunteering is widely available- through organizations...