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Here’s Why Your Teachers Are Underpaid

By Blue Linden, Web Manager
Published July 12, 2024

Teacher wages often decrease in Fairfax County, Virginia. Due to a fundamental flaw in how teacher pay is structured and teachers' former inability to negotiate with the school board on their contracts,...

SAT Online

SAT Online

By Maya Campbell, Layout Designer
Published March 15, 2024

The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is a multiple choice test offered to high school juniors at various times throughout the year. According to The Princeton Review, “The purpose of the SAT is to measure...

Its Parking Pandemonium! Where Will We Park Now?

It’s Parking Pandemonium! Where Will We Park Now?

By Yohannan Gugsa and Isra Yousif
Published February 1, 2024

After losing 85 parking spots due to the ongoing construction, Justice High School’s administration made the choice to move staff parking to the front lot, inevitably reducing the number of...

 SciEng Extracurricular Award Ceremony 2019-13 by MMU Engage is licensed under CC BY 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/?ref=openverse.

The Upside of Extracurriculars

By Diego Syar, Business Manager
Published January 7, 2024

Extracurriculars impact students in a substantially positive way, even with time constraints like team activities. In particular, many students at Justice High School are involved in the International...

The End of Affirmative Action

By Tess Maloney, Managing Editor
Published December 10, 2023
Affirmative Action aims to give underrepresented communities better opportunities. So what happens when the Supreme Court calls it unfair toward the majority?

Tick T.O.K., Is It Really Time for a Change?

By Maya Campbell, Layout Designer
Published June 6, 2023

A new structure will be implemented into Justice High School’s International Baccalaureate (IB) program next year. Currently, the IB course Theory of Knowledge (TOK), is only taken in senior year;...

You’re In The Army Now!

By Graham Sage, Staff Writer
Published April 30, 2023

In the past few months, you may have noticed the appearance of military recruiters here at Justice High School. The Army, Coast Guard, Air and Space Force, and the Marine Corps have all made appearances...

What is the Future of Virginia Education?

By Alessandra Simmons-Robles, Managing Editor
Published April 26, 2023

Senate Bill 656, known as the sexual content law, passed on March 2nd of 2022, mandating parental notification of any sexually explicit content in instructional material and providing alternative, non...

Gender and Athletic Equity

By Gabriela Simmons-Robles, Ad Sales Manager
Published March 22, 2023

The prevalence of gender inequality within athletics is a relevant issue on not only a professional scale but also within FCPS itself. Athletic clubs and programs in FCPS are almost entirely...

Why Isn’t Traffic Safety a Way Bigger Deal?

By Alexandra Buddendeck, Alessandra Simmons-Robles and Yohannan Gugsa
Published March 17, 2023

Recently, Justice junior Lesly Diaz-Bonilla was fatally struck at the intersection where Columbia Pike meets Tyler Street. At this same spot in 2018, a mother and her daughter were injured by a hit-and-run...

Hold The Phone: FCPS Phone Policies

By Yohannan Gugsa, Editor-in-chief
Published November 7, 2022

As of June 2022, new phone policies were placed into the Student's Rights and Responsibilities (SR&R). These policies differentiate for each student depending on their grade. The SR&R...

Constructive Criticism: Why the Justice renovation is flawed

By Blue Linden, Web Manager
Published November 7, 2022

In 2023, Justice High School will begin a massive renovation, including 46,000 square feet of additional space, per Fairfax County Public Schools’ request, who hope to add increased capacity to the...

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