There is nothing that infuriates me more than when someone says “anyone can teach,” completely neglecting the value of teachers and the strength it takes to be one. Teachers enter the profession not...
It is time to say goodbye to the classic pen-and-paper signout method. Electronic bathroom passes, known as SmartPass, are being implemented in many classrooms to monitor students entering and exiting...
The Drama Department is waltzing its way to presenting Anastasia, the first Broadway production done at West. While several period pieces have already been performed, this show features a pivotal time...
In order to “protect” kids, a new bill known as the “Parental Rights in Education Act” is, unfortunately, being implemented into our school system. Part of this bill gives parents the right to...
Once again, Titans have the chance to show off for an audience of students, faculty and parents. Each year, a number of students showcase their talents, with students from the drama department hosting...
During lunch this November, students can digest their food and gain newfound knowledge about future careers. The Career Exploration Lunch and Learn series will be hosted in the Media Center during all...
October is the time of the year when everybody brings out the bins of Halloween decorations to make their home as spooky as possible. For some, however, it’s crunch time. This month becomes a priority...
For those who have had the childhood dream of being on TV or or a podcast, this is your chance. Senior Claire Reinthaler recently founded “The Eirene,” a club for students interested in broadcast journalism,...
In attempts to avoid taking exams as much as possible, students may think twice before going on that beach trip. Exam exemptions have changed to a policy similar to the original criteria pre- COVID-19....
Titans have spoken as they cast their vote for the next president and vice-president of the Student Government Association (SGA). The candidates created videos providing more information and motivation...
JROTC students are excited to get out of the classroom setting and make their way to a formal, but fun night of music and dancing at the Military Ball tomorrow night. This annual event celebrates the...
The Drama Department is soaring to new heights with the upcoming musical, “Bye Bye, Birdie,” starring senior Nick Peterson-Paugh as Albert Peterson and senior Laurel Chiesa as Rosie. “Bye Bye, Birdie”...
The spotlight is now on the English Department, as Tavia Gilmore has “booked” the position as the West Forsyth Teacher of the Year for the 2022-2023 school year.
“[I was in] total disbelief, mixed...
While the process was long and tedious, after four days and 15 different votes, Republican Kevin McCarthy was finally elected Speaker of the House Jan. 7. The four days without a speaker was the longest...
The citizens of Hawaii watched on Nov. 27 as Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcano violently erupted causing burning hot lava to pour down and ash to pollute the air. Mauna Loa erupted in Hawai’i...
The spotlights will soon be shining down on “A Vacancy in Paradise,” a comedic drama originally based in the 1940s but modified to take place in the ‘70s. The production is centered around a man...
Ready for the first kickoff after Covid, the Powderpuff game will be back on the football field Oct. 11. Powderpuff is an all-girls flag football competition, coached by members of the football team from...
