This year, April 13th marked the first day in the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. For Muslims, Ramadan is a holy month of devotion to God where observers do extra worship or ibadah and fast from...

Flyers sent home last month by the District painted a grim future for Warren students. The colorful infographic contained threats of cutting beloved fine arts programs, firing teachers, and removing valuable...

It’s that time of the year again: sleepless nights, practice book purchasing, and realizations that you can’t recall anything learned since the start of this school year. While some would argue that...

Anxiety. Fear. Depression. Considered “silly” to most older generations, these are the most common words used by teens when asked to describe what they have taken away from school. In the past year,...

On Wednesday, March 10th, the Red Cross Club and Students of Service held a collaboration event on Animal Safety. During the meeting, a guest speaker Sandy De Lisle was invited to talk about her experience...

Check out the Weekly Announcements featuring the following Scratch Paper - Staff Members! Ava Palo Anushka Agashe Michela Schenk Mia Pasha Bryson King Copy editors  Ifra Waris and Ava...

Despite the slew of updates to schooling, schedules, and policies Warren staff and students endured last month, most have found relative stability. Even the recent increase to 50% in-person capacity has...

Waking up to a crisp white sheet of snow outside your window has always been a pleasant surprise for young students. The possibility of having a snow day is a welcome change, but the popularization of...

In the last year, many of us have struggled with and adapted to the changes caused by the pandemic. Teachers had to transform their lesson plans to be e-learning compatible, and students have had to learn...

As a second-semester senior, I like to think that I’ve become somewhat of a pro when it comes to college admissions. They’ve consumed my life for the past year, and while I haven’t received all my...