Do Schools Kill Students’ Creativity
Trey Kuhn, Jacob Haslett
December 10, 2019
In this day and age, there is more of a demand than ever for unique and creative people in the workforce. However, at the same time, there is also a severe lack of people who are able to develop unique ideas. This is in part attributed to the American education system and the way it prepares student...
Adopt- Don’t Shop!
Isabella Busse, Olivia Thees, and Laurel Daniel
December 4, 2019
As the holiday season gets closer, parents are starting to think about gifts for their children. At the same time, their little ones may be increasing their efforts to get their first pet, especially puppies. For those who are considering adding a new four-legged member of the family, instead of buyin...
Are you addicted to your phone?
Emma Harding, Staff Editor
December 4, 2019
Recently, there have been more and more discussions about the amount of time people spend on their phones. Sometimes it’s for reasons that can’t be helped but for the most part it’s due to the addiction that people have to them. Whatever the case may be, this obsession that people have to alw...
The Tedious Struggles of Mental Health
Jack Ramu, Punion Editor
November 13, 2019
In 2019, mental health is no joke in the American public school system. Most students have dealt with the side effects of poor mental health and can speak to the impact it takes on one's life. But are we addressing these problems correctly? Is it enough to simply recognize the problem without providing a...
The seniors ‘nod to those who have served
Emma Harding, Staff Editor
November 12, 2019
This past Friday night, the varsity football team paid tribute to those who have served in honor of the upcoming Veterans Day. As the team ran out from the weight room like they always do, the seniors ran with pride as they carried large American flags onto the field. They then proceeded to step for...
Can A Student’s Activism Hold a Candle to Real World Problems?
Trey Kuhn, Staff Writer
November 11, 2019
Many people have heard of the name Greta Thurnberg, but who is she and what has made her so popular? Her identity and what she does may not have much of an impact on people right now, but in another decade or two her words could be all the difference in the world. Greta Thunberg is a climate change activist....
End of Season Energy?
Ryan Meyer, Sports Editor
November 8, 2019
As most people could guess sports are exhausting. However, many sports teams treat the end of their seasons in different ways. Some groups relax and others gather what they've learned from their seasons and keep going. Some individuals might have to push harder than others for state meets or tournaments....
Bulldog Best Week Themes
Emma Harding, Staff Editor
October 28, 2019
Here is a look at the for the Bulldog Best themes of the week. Monday - Pajama Day Dress in your comfiest PJ’s today. Just remember to not fall asleep in class… ;) Tuesday - Decade Day Central is experiencing a flash from the past. Here’s a quick look at how each decade is best re...
New Year; New Rules
Emma Harding, Staff Editor
September 26, 2019
It’s been over a month since school has started for Forsyth County. By this time, one might think that students are settled into their everyday school routine but this is not the case for students of Forsyth Central. At the beginning of the year, changes were made within the school in multiple differen...
Social Media
Heidy Lopez-Rangel, Staff Writer
September 24, 2019
Today’s youth has access to the internet which offers a wide selection of social media - Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and YouTube are some of the most common ones. Within these sites, many have created such a name for themselves that they now depend on social media as a career. Various types of p...
Homecoming: Silly Tradition or Exciting Event
Jack Ramu, Staff Writer
September 24, 2019
Homecoming is a tradition that's been happening all over the country since the 19th century. But when it comes to our world, students don’t seem to get as excited for the big dance. Some just brush it off as a cheesy attempt to unite the student body. On the other hand, many students treat the night a...
Fall Break: What You Need To Know About Popular Destinations For Fall Break 2019
Emma Humphries, Staff Writer
September 23, 2019
This school year is flying by. We are already through our first month of the 2019 school year and are quickly coming up on our first official vacation. Fall Break 2019 begins September 30th and continues through October 4th. Personally, I look to Fall Break to relax and unwind before another...
Is Christmas really the best time of the year?
- Yes (67%, 2 Votes)
- No (33%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 3
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