One of the things I’m learning in high school is math. Or, more specifically, pre-calculus. It’s a difficult class, to say the very least. I’m learning about an entirely new dimension on […]
Dear Math,
Samuel Swinehart
To Do or Not To Do
Throughout life, you only really have two choices – do, or don’t. It might seem like there’s a lot more to life than that, and you wouldn’t necessarily be wrong, but all […]
ANS in the Community
On Tuesday, November 26th, more than 40 ninth graders and green club members traveled to Chontales Academy in Juigalpa to perform community service. Students worked with elementary students at Chontales Academy planting […]
Attraction Reaction
Nature is a wild, wonderful, wacky place. Full of incredible creatures ranging from poisonous frogs to beautiful butterflies, the animals Mother Earth has provided to us have inhabited this Earth far longer […]
Yes, You MAY go to College Now
I am currently almost halfway done with my junior year of high school, and the only thing I know about college is that it’s important, and if you don’t go, you’re hopeless. […]
The TOEFL Experience
English is not my first language, but after attending English-speaking schools since I was eight years old, I’ll admit that I’m the most comfortable speaking English rather than my mother tongue of […]
Silvio Sirias Visits ANS
On Wednesday, May 22, ANS had the great pleasure of hosting award-winning author Silvio Sirias, who gave three talks in total to various secondary students, including many groups of seventh graders, eighth […]
Free Inflight Wi-Fi – Thanks Delta
Delta’s plan Delta Air Lines will test offering free inflight Wi-Fi on 55 domestic daily flights this month. They plan to test the service for two weeks, starting on May 13th. The […]
SEN19RS – The Final Farewell
The Evolution of Voice Assistants
Today, 16 percent of all Americans own a “voice assistant.” They are commonly known as cute little speakers that you can talk to and command to accomplish basic tasks. Among these speakers […]
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