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Category Archive: features
Jack Taggart The Charter Features 5/16/20 At last. I had just finished my final Zoom meeting of the […]
Cheyenna Hall The Charter Features 5/11/2020 Students have been put in a difficult and trying situation along with […]
Tazwell Brandabur The Charter Features 5/5/20 Educators worldwide have been scrambling to keep kids engaged and learning during […]
How COVID-19 will affect us economically
Jack Taggart The Charter News 4/01/20 Governments are meeting the spread of the novel virus, COVID-19, with many […]
Siena Geren The Charter Features 3/20/20 COVID-19 is changing our public spaces inside and out. While people begin […]
Tazwell Brandabur The Charter Features 3/15/20 Teachers themselves determine how students are graded, creating a spectrum of severity […]
Tazwell Brandabur The Charter Features 3/15/20 “NOW BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City […]
Siena Geren The Charter Features 3/11/20 In a typical classroom of 30 students there are […]
Madalena Larkins The Charter Features 2/20/20 Whether or not a wall […]
Haladar Wright The Charter Features 1/28/20 In popular culture, high school is painted as a landscape full of […]
Chloe Lute The Charter Features 1/13/20 Over the past few years Disney has released a number of live-action […]
Cheyenna Hall Featured News 12/20/2019 Teachers and students alike have heard many excuses at school. Even if they […]
Tazwell Brandabur The Charter Features 12/21/19 Charter schools have long been the center of an intense debate at […]
Madalena Larkins The Charter Features 12/20/19 The class of nine and their teacher, Michael Lancaster, gather in the […]
While the teacher grabs some papers from a printer, students of Mr. Silwell’s Modern World History class seize the the opportunity to doze off for a few minutes.
Haladar Wright The Charter News Feature 11/18/19 You may hear the musical sounds of wind instruments emanating from […]
By Matthias Armstrong The Charter News 5/17/19 From their bloodless brainless bodies to their extreme ability to regenerate […]
By Natalie Ramsey The Charter- 4/15/18 Volunteering is an important piece of ACA. It keeps the school safe […]
By Rylie Young The Charter News – 05/01/19 Expanding your horizons doesn’t mean moving to Singapore for everyone, […]
By Sydney Starr The Charter Features – 5/2/19 Siena Geren, a 16 year-old ACA Sophomore, will be going […]
By Hailey Fox Charter Features – 04/10/19 “I use many of my experiences as an employee at Taco […]
By Matthias Armstrong The Charter News – 4/10/19 Her days of sewing zippers in Campfire Girls are over, […]
By Matthias Armstrong The Charter News – 4/5/19 The Poetree has been given new “life” and decoration through […]
Rachel Shulikov The Charter News – 3/18/2019 ACA is one of the only schools that has ES meetings. […]
By Sydney Starr The Charter Features – 3/11/19 You’ve likely seen two adorable white/golden dogs strutting around campus […]
By Miriam Lee and Rylie Young The Charter News “We’re a giant jigsaw puzzle, with so many different […]
By Natalie Ramsey The Charter Features – 2/1/19 Recently, members of the Language Arts Committee have been […]
By Matthias Armstrong The Charter News Feature – 1/23/19 What is the National Honors Society (NHS)? Many people […]
By Miriam Lee The Charter News/Feature – 12/13/18 A rose by any other name is still a rose. […]
By Rylie Young The Charter Features – 12/12/18 Milarae Rymsza, a sixth grade ACA student, is just twelve […]
By Sydney Starr The Charter News Feature – 01/24/19 Like many of us, you may have boxes of […]
Evalina Shulikov The Charter Feature- 12/12/18 This year, Suzanne Edwards has joined the team of ACA. She loves […]
Journalism, many are divided upon what its use is and why we need it. Recently, there has been […]
Rachel Shulikov The Charter Feature – 12/17/2018 This year ACA has a new ES –Jenna Friesen. She came […]
By Matthias Armstrong The Charter News – 12/10/18 The volunteer-run organization FIDO is working vigorously to combat the […]
By Sydney Starr The Charter Features – 12/14/18 Everyone at ACA has walked by them at least once, […]
By Faith Burton Although the origin of senior pranks are unknown, we do know that they are prevalent […]
By. Taylor Younger In the 1950’s and early 1960’s Eunice Kennedy Shriver saw how unjustly and […]
By Luke Burton, The Charter Feature News Oregon City’s Main Street named 2018 Great American Main Street, at […]
By RYLIE YOUNG On November 22nd, 2015, at 6 o’clock in the morning, 60,000 feet in the air, […]
By Victor Heimbigner Parkour has changed the way students exercise for a while now and many students at […]
The Charter Features By OLIVIA SILBERNAGEL Now that the media buzz surrounding the Florida shooting has faded almost […]
The Charter Features By SAMANTHA RANDS What is bullying? “Bullying abuse and mistreatment of someone vulnerable by someone […]
By Taylor Younger, The Charter Features Joy Best is one of our math teachers here at Alliance Charter […]
Mrs. Heppner is beloved by teachers and students alike. She travels around the world to judge gymnastic events, […]
By Taylor Younger Mr. Cheskin can’t tell us what classes are going to be offered next school year […]
BY CONSTANTINE VAN SICKLE 4/14/2018 Electives and Clubs are heading your way for the 2018-2019 Alliance Charter Academy […]
By Elizabeth Tarsia Here at Alliance Charter Academy we offer many classes and among those many classes are […]
By COLIN HUGHES The process of making a master schedule and a course catalog for a school is […]
By LUKE BURTON Throughout the years ACA has offered a variety of languages and english language arts (ELA) […]
The new course catalog is coming soon, allowing kids to finally learn about the new classes next year. […]
Special Edition- By Kenzie It’s almost time to choose students classes for next year! The math department offers […]
Special Edition – By Rylie Young Art Explorers, Drawing and Printmaking, Drama Club, and Illustration Storytelling; these are […]
By VICTOR HEIMBIGNER Physical Education is wanted by most students and is required to graduate. P.E. is a […]
By SAMANTHA RANDS The PAT puts on many fundraisers to support ACA, for example the rummage sale, plant […]
By Olivia Silbernagel, The Charter Features The Gay Straight Alliance/Gender and Sexuality Awareness (GSA) club at ACA has had […]
By Kenzie Waterman, The Charter Features Alliance Charter Academy has been around for eleven years now and many […]
By: Rylie Young Christian Students United, or CSU, is a club here at our school that meet on […]
By Faith Burton, The Charter Features Luke Burton, teenager, skateboarder, pre-professional guitarist and something that may surprise many, […]
Luke Burton, The Charter Feature Fashion is an ever expanding part of this world we live in. There […]
By Nicole Engelke The Charter Feature Alliance Charter Academy (ACA) is a unique school for equally unique students […]
By Rylie Young Two years ago, the idea of Alliance Charter Academy having a school garden grew, and […]
By Elizabeth Tarsia Kathleen Mixer-Cantrell, a greatly appreciated Educational Specialist (ES) and staff member. Cantrell has been working […]
By Samantha Rands and Olivia Silbernagel We interviewed six students at ACA questions about their futures, school, and […]
By Rylie Young Genuine, caring, and humorous. That’s how Megan Coggins, our school counselor, would describe herself. Counseling […]
By Mackenzie Waterman Sarah Head isn’t just a ES and teacher. She is a wife, mom, and farmer, as […]
By Elizabeth Tarsia Most of you guys might remember the day in November when some of your clocks […]
The I Love You Guys is a safety protocol that Alliance Charter Academy and many schools in […]
By Victor Heimbigner, The Charter News Features – Kristen Kohl is an Alliance Charter Academy Spanish teacher and […]
By: Olivia Silbernagel, The Charter Features — Just like ACA, the ACA preschool is unique from other preschools. To […]
By: Taylor Younger, The Charter News Features — What is autism? Autism is a condition that creates challenges, […]
By: Elizabeth Tarsia, The Charter Features Sultana Johansen isn’t just your average office secretary; she has her […]
By Kenzie Waterman, The Charter News Features You might have noticed the changes happening around school, and I’m […]
