By Elinore Harris “My taekwondo teacher because I want to get a black belt.” Wake Crum, 5th-grade student […]
Category Archive: Chartered Territory
Chartered Territory is a new feature to The Charter. It involves our reporters identifying a universally relevant and interesting topic and distilling that topic down to a single open-ended question. They then go out and about our campus to pose the question to various members of our community.
By Daniel Rachila “Go play sports outside” Eddie Rachila, 8th-grade student “I would spend time outside , would […]
By Joshua Aldrich “I would like a pet Sonic because it could take me around the whole entire […]
ACA’s students tell stories of red skies and bad news. Tazwell Brandabur The Charter Features 10/14/20 After a […]
Tazwell Brandabur Chartered Territory 1/22/2020 With rising tuition and increased competition, a debate is raging on both sides […]
Chloe Lute 1/22/20 This fall ACA’s musical showcase was in November as opposed to earlier years where it […]
Cheyenna Hall Chartered Territory 1/22/20
“Don’t do your homework last minute.” – Elijah Lute “It can be easy to get overwhelmed so take […]
Kailyn McKay Chartered Territory 1/22/20 “Do the floss on the highway.” -Winston Small “I once got dared to […]
Connie Johnson, Parent. Mr. Toth. That man is amazing. He gets kids to learn. It’s just so amazing […]
Madalena Larkins Natasha Fedosov, 11th Grade ACA Student: “No, Because I don’t have time for it.” Diana Brainerd, […]
Kailyn McKay & Rebecca BurtonThe Charter News 11/20/19 Katelynn Reynolds, “No, my grandma’s living room is more interesting.” […]
“Sculpting and painting, because it was part of art and I like art” – Kiera McKay, grade 7 “They […]
by Oliver Heimbigner & Haladar Wright Paige Stickney: “I think it helps some students, but for me personally, […]
Donna Larson, an ACA parent, declined a photo, but said: “I’d say new families should remember to volunteer- […]
By Madalena Larkins Faith Shubin: “More fun [science] experiments.” Denice Crombie: “More parking.” Winston Small: “Bigger lockers, the […]
Cheyenna Hall 10/9/19 By: Cheyenna Hall
By Rylie Young Charter-Ed Territory – 05/20/19 What is one thing that our country has done that you […]
By Rylie Young Charter-Ed Territory – 05/15/19
By Evalina Shulikov The Charter Features – 5/3/2019 “I am going down to Utah and we’re going to […]
Rachel Shulikov The Charter – 4/22/2019 “The fact that if you are really good at something, then you […]
“No studies…no studies.” Maximo Villali, 5th grade. “Hanging out with friends.” -Abigail Engle, 10th grade. “Not having to […]
By Natalie Ramsey The Charter 3/13/19 “Probably having more home subjects because it just adds a lot because […]
By Sydney Starr The Charter – 3/21/19 “I’d say that I’m way more able to work fast, like, […]
By Matthias Armstrong The Charter News – 1/28/19 “I’m hoping it looks a bit more modern than it […]
By Natalie Ramsey The Charter, 1/24/19 “It’s taught me things and has given me friends. It’s also given […]
By Evalina Shulikov The Charter Features – 1/11/2019 “What I liked most about him is probably his friendly […]
By Rylie Young Charter-Ed Territory – 12/17/18 Elliot Lute, a Kindergartener: *nods* “Because I can teach them stuff” […]
By Hailey Fox The Charter Features – 11/7/18
Rachel Shulikov The Charter Features – 11/18/2018 “Big and educational.” -Sam Kennedy, 13, 8th grade. “Amazing community.” -Gracelyn […]
By Miriam Lee The Charter Features – 11/16/18 “I wish that there were fewer homeless people.” -Samuel Rux, […]
By Sydney Starr The Charter, 10/31/18 “Erin Holman, she has been supporting students in my class, and she’s […]
