By Diego Syar, Business Manager Published May 20, 2025
On May 1st, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to defund PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) and NPR (National Public Radio). For decades, these institutions have provided free, accessible...
By Biruh Yilma, Staff Development Director Published April 29, 2025
School at times moves fast, with our focus on grades, homework and friends. It’s easy to accelerate through it. Consequently, we often overlook those vital to making our experience...
By Thaha Alam and David Martinez Canales Published October 25, 2024
(A petition to stop Fairfax county’s revised policy 8130) The school board is considering revising Policy 8130, which dictates how school boundaries can be changed. The School board...
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,...
By Maya Campbell, Design Editor 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...
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...
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...
By Tess Maloney, Former 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?
By Maya Campbell, Design Editor 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;...
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...
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...
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...