After hours of nonstop racket, the Glyndon pickleball court lay silent the night of Oct. 25, giving nearby residents a rare moment of peace. Despite the numerous time restrictions instated on the Glyndon...

Since the late 1940s, public schools have provided lunch to millions of children. While cheap, these meals often lacked fruits, vegetables and real nutrition, instead focusing on fat, sodium and more....

Since the late 1940s, public schools have provided lunch to millions of children. While cheap, these meals often lacked fruits, vegetables and real nutrition, instead focusing on fat, sodium and more....

Each year FCPS continuously attempts to update their goals in order to incorporate the feedback of staff members, parents and students across the county. Adopted at a board meeting on June 15, the new...

The war in Gaza has caused a whirlwind of emotions, prompting people of all ages to take action through protest and other means. Following Hamas’ sudden attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, groups across the...

According to U.S. News, Madison’s ranking for 2023 has dropped to 12th in the state and 718th in the nation. This significant drop in the school ranking has raised some questions about how the ranks...

Ashley Anderson, one of Madison's beloved school counselors, announced via email on Dec. 12, four days before winter break, that she would be leaving Madison. This news came as a shock to all, leaving...

Although 2024 just began, many eyes are already turning to November for the Presidential Election. It is crunch time for the candidates, with the primary season heating up fast. The first Republican primaries...

The 2024 Democratic Party primaries are in full swing, with elections having been held in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada so far. There are only two candidates still running, and it’s shaping...

After finishing 57th out of 60 teams last year at the First Robotics Competition (FRC) District Championship, Madison's team 620 “Warbots” are ready for redemption.  Madison’s Robotics team,...

An alarming number of journalists have been killed while taking shelter during their coverage of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. As of Mar. 13, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) confirmed 95 journalists...

Many elite colleges around the US, such as Brown and MIT, have switched back to requiring applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores for this year's applications after dropping the requirement in the midst...