Beacon Update: March 27, 2026
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The Man Who Studied and Captured The World, Mr. Weigand
By: Kai Payne Everyone wants to say "I've travelled the world", or if you have exquisite music taste, its one of your favorite song lines, (moving along...). One educator at...
Is There Room for Artistic Creativity at Innovation Academy?
By Srishti Sawant Innovation Academy builds its identity around CTAE pathways and a strong emphasis on science, technology, engineering, and math. This focus prepares students for technical careers, but it...
Did We Just Get the Best Space Movie of All Time?
By: Noah Coss and Tommy Steimer When audiences heard that the creators of Into the Spider-Verse were creating a live-action space movie starring Ryan Gosling based on an award-winning, best-selling...
The TSA Crisis Sweeping the Nation
By Daniel Manetin Air travel is an experience nearly every person is familiar with, often not for the most comforting reasons. The modern processes of security, check-in, and baggage claim...
IA Students View On Sports
By Poorvi Roopesh Courtesy of Boston Herald Highschool sports For years, students have played sports at their high schools, spending countless hours at tryouts, practices, and games. Most schools offer...
March Club Spotlight: Student Prep and Help
Happy Eid, St. Patrick’s Day, and any other holiday that occurs in March! Once again, it is time for the monthly club spotlight. As most students know, scheduling for next...
The Worth of Generative AI: A Tool or a Tradeoff?
By Siddarth Suresh Generative AI has quickly become part of everyday life for students, showing up in classrooms, homework, and even creative projects. Tools that can write essays and explain...
The Beauty of Randomness and The Romanticization of Life!
By Anaiya Patel Randomness is often viewed as a flaw, barrier, or obstacle as it’s a departure from order or a disruption of the expected path. It strays away from...
