As fall sports come to a close, high school seniors begin to feel the weight of “their last.” Their last home game. Their last team huddle. The last time they wear their school’s jersey on the field, court, or track.
By Anna Taft
What is it that keeps coaches showing up? What is it that makes them come back season after season? Is it the feeling of winning games or trophies? Watching their players grow on and off the field? Or maybe even the pay? Einstein Girls Soccer Coaches Jared Kavlock and Georgia Broitman had much to say on the subject.
By Elena Limauro
Among all jobs available for high school students, the opportunities to become a referee or a coach are as enticing as any. These jobs are rewarding, flexible, sociable, and often offer competitive pay and leadership experience.
By William Soffronoff
The rising cost of high school sports has affected students' opportunities to play. With the amount of money necessary to play increasing, some families have to make sacrifices so that their child is able to play high school sports.
By Jacob Nadelhaft
The transition athletes make from playing in one season to not playing the next is a challenging one. The shock between two months of non-stop practice, games, and teammates, into nothing, is very hard for many athletes.
Most teams enter the playoffs with high expectations, hoping to extend their seasons as far as possible.
By Jocelyn Kay
Just one town over from our very own Kensington, Md., Wheaton is home to a designated Arts and Entertainment district that continues to shape the community through cultural programs and public events. While locals may overlook the title, the designation has brought economic and social benefits to the area by supporting artists, small businesses, and community engagement.
By Anna Taft
As gender equality continues to progress for astronauts, Christina Koch shoots for the moon.
By Gabriela Umana
Although Einstein has perhaps not been the most green in the past, there are certainly steps being made in the right direction for the future and some big projects laid out to improve the schools energy conservation.
By Kirsten Wheeler