Long Time Follower, First Time Voter
It was the last step into the building that took the longest. Though it took
Genevieve Giammarco
Horror Movies For People Who Hate Horror Movies
But there are many who raise an eyebrow at the unrealistic gore, yell at the idiotic characters, and roll their eyes at the jump scares riddled in every classic scary movie. Luckily, there are scary and Halloween-related movies for those who hate the horror genre.
Civic Engagement Finds A New Hero In Teens
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, many poll worker volunteers in Pennsylvania are at a high health risk and have not signed up for the upcoming election, missing the 40,000 volunteer requirement by a few thousand. Luckily, civic engagement organizations have been calling for more support from less vulnerable populations, giving teenagers an opportunity to participate in the election.
Information on Retrieving Items From the High School Announced
The past few weeks, the Perkiomen Valley High School administration has talked about a plan
Last Minute Tips to Prepare for AP Tests Online
May 11th marks the first day of online AP testing, a two-week period where students
Three Songs Changed by Coronavirus
The outbreak of the coronavirus has changed a lot in life from school, work, grocery
Advanced Placement: A New Way to Test
On March 20th, 2020, the College Board, a nonprofit organization that designs and distributes standardized
Top Three Books to Read During Quarantine
After yet another week in this new social-distancing world, time does not seem to be
Courtyard Classes: The Answer to PV’s Spring Fever
As spring comes to Perkiomen Valley, the few times that students are allowed to take
Sundae Socks on MLK Monday
During Martin Luther King Day, many Perkiomen Valley students had volunteered their time as a