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Touch Down #1 - Korea: A Recap
Do you ever randomly decide, "I'm going to South Korea?" No? Well, I do, and this winter break, I jumped on my travel impulse. I spent...
Kennedi-Grace Magaoay
Feb 173 min read
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kaya
verse 1 (ukelele) here’s to the one the one that’s always done so much for me and I can’t wait to see the person that you’ve dreamt to be...
Siena Long
Feb 171 min read
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Teachers to Seniors of 2025
As this 2024-2025 school year is quickly coming to an end, I created a video of teachers around Parker School to share advice that they...
Angela McDonald
Feb 171 min read
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Reasons to Live Through the Apocolypse
Inspired by Nikita Gill’s poem Reasons to Live Through the Apocolypse Joy. Smiling. Completion. Being outside. Sitting under trees....
Toby Gordon
Feb 31 min read
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Chapter 20: Into the Jungle
“There it is.” Rildie’s voice seemed to echo in the large silence. “Where’s what?” Rienna asked, looking around. They had been following...
Fiona Hamilton
Feb 38 min read
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Echoes
“if you love them, let them go,” they say but why would I give up someone I love? I wait in silence maybe for your return, but because...
Siena Long
Feb 32 min read
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ily
You love me the way you love a song To listen over and over and over until you've memorized every line. You love me the way you love a...
Georgia Kasameyer
Feb 31 min read
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Chapter 19: Summons
Rienna yelped as she hit the ground. She stood up and saw a small figure with a black hooded cape jump out of the caravan after her. She...
Fiona Hamilton
Feb 39 min read
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but wait
I still can’t make sense of the silence, when I want to speak, but nothing comes out. the words get stuck in my throat, choking me, and I...
Siena Long
Feb 32 min read
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Native Plant Highlight: ‘Ala’ala Wai Nui
The native plant highlight for this Parker Press posting is the elusive yet extravagantly showy ‘Ala’ala Wai Nui (Peperomia sp.)...
Kai Garcia-Tobar
Jan 202 min read
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17 Traveling Tips to Minimize Stress
‘Tis the season of traveling, so here are a few travel tips I’ve picked up over time. If you have a tip or trick you’d like to recommend,...
Kennedi-Grace Magaoay
Jan 202 min read
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Rose Desire
A rose forbidden A thorn untouched. Petals whisper. Promises, unspoken, I linger. Reminding me of what cannot be claimed. What I cannot...
Kenzie Pajinag
Jan 201 min read
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Art Night Recap & Photo Dump
This past Wednesday (01/15/25), Parker School’s NAHS club hosted another amazing art night. The art room was perfectly lit, with a mix of...
Selah Vigil
Jan 201 min read
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Fool's gold
I should have looked away, but the gleam held me captive. Staying silent, I watched the glow— too weak to question its burn. Maybe if I...
Hana Mahmood
Jan 201 min read
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Earth Dough
Two roots thrust themselves out of Earth’s minerals and beached themselves naked under a three-year-old plum tree. The two roots did not...
Toby Gordon
Jan 191 min read
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Selah Vigil
Dec 23, 20240 min read
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The Bittersweet Ending
Every school has them, and every state has them too. We all hate them, but they have to happen sometimes. It's finals month, the month at...
Fiona Daughtry
Dec 23, 20242 min read
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Chapter 18: Departure
“Ugh!” Rienna yelled. For the past fifteen minutes, she had been attempting to break the crystal and exploit the crack made the previous...
Fiona Hamilton
Dec 23, 202413 min read
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Pickle Tree No More: Students Undertake Parker’s Renowned Tree Lighting
Debuting its yearly tree lighting at the Twilight Parade, Parker School surprised everyone by abandoning its comical “pickle tree.” Yet,...
Oscar Amos
Dec 23, 20243 min read
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A sweet melody
Our souls danced, a sweet melody years ago. We jumped with every beat and spun with the rhythm. I never knew that the song we picked was...
Kenzie Pajinag
Dec 23, 20241 min read
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