Family trees can be traced across the globe. For Jack Wixson ‘24, his roots go back to a small town in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The past three summers, he’s spent time connecting with his ancestry...
Few high schoolers can say that they know how to put in an IV. Even fewer know how to operate an anesthesia machine, but Jaya Barry ‘24 is the exception.
At 18 years old, Barry has been on four medical...
Just stop thinking about it.
“I kinda can’t, I’m so sorry. I wish I could, thank you so much,” Alex Chappell ‘24 said.
Chappell was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in 2023.
However,...
3,300 robots. 83,000 high school students.
All competing to climb to the top.
“Build a robot with your resources.”
Those are the only instructions given to students in the Monarch Robotics...
Whether you forget them or you remember them explicitly, everybody has dreams. Some dream about fears or about their hopes, and some even dream the same dream repeatedly.
With a reliable memory, Tiger...
With zero broadcast experience, and less than a semester of experience at Monarch, journalism advisor Ben Reed had an uphill battle ahead of him.
In the fall of 2017, Monarch received voter-approved funds...
Social Studies teacher Susan Stenstrud
The Who. Stenstrud enjoys their variety; the music is classic, and stands the test of time. She thinks they’re great musicians, and her kids rock out to it.
Science...
Wilderness First Aid isn’t the average high school class. Unlike most science classes, the students go outside and do interactive labs to help the students fully grasp what is being taught.
Science...
The Boys in the Boat, by Daniel James Brown
The Memory of Things, by Gae Polisner
To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, by Jenny Han
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,
by Mark...
After the Marshall Fire in 2021, physical education teacher Jen Dixon knew students might not have access to food, hygiene products, and other necessities. This inspired her to create a space stocked with...
