How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of School Thefts Monday, May 06, 2013 By Stephen Burke [ArticleImageHyperLink] Small thefts are a fact of high school life.  Leave a locker or car unlocked, and valuable items or cash are bound to go missing.    Junior Joey Brown had his Oakley’s stolen from full story	Stress Awareness Month:Keeping Calm Monday, May 06, 2013 By Meleana Moore [ArticleImageHyperLink] Stress, especially from school, is a big factor in the lives of teens.       Students can experience stress from multiple situations such as school, personal issues (relationships full story
To Be or Not to Be...Tardy? Monday, May 06, 2013 By Katie Miller [ArticleImageHyperLink]      To be tardy or not to be tardy? That is the question many high school students ask themselves every morning while sitting in traffic or after waking up late.      &n full story	Government Students Take Monumental D.C. Tour Monday, May 06, 2013 By Hannah Cuthbertson [ArticleImageHyperLink] On April 23, government teacher Chad Wright took his senior government class and his world history II class to D.C. so they could get a firsthand look at how easy it is to play a role in their governm full story
A Circus to Remember: 2013 Prom A Success Monday, May 06, 2013 By Ashley Sheils Prom can be defined as multiple things. To some, it’s not a big deal, but to others, it can be something close to as important as their wedding day. Juniors, seniors, and those lucky enough to full story	Students Take Memorable Trip to Spain Monday, May 06, 2013 By Natalia Kolenko      Bienvenido a España! Welcome to Spain! Several KRHS students were recently welcomed to Spain by the community of the Colegio La Salle Palencia.      Twelve st full story
Davies Builds Homes for the Poor Monday, May 06, 2013 By Hannah Dass [ArticleImageHyperLink]   While most teenagers were at the beach tanningduring spring break, Tyler Davies was busy in Nicaragua building houses for the poor and preaching about God.       Mission group le full story	Facebook Goes Red Monday, May 06, 2013 By Hamza Malik  Across the United States, more than 2.7 million people turned their Facebook profile pictures to the Human Rights Campaign’s red equal sign. It respresented support in pending arguments ag full story
Deardoff Diaries Monday, May 06, 2013 By Richard Deardoff [ArticleImageHyperLink] Since I began teaching, students have complained [that] there’s nothing to do in Fauquier. Compared to their grandparents’ youth, they’re right. Fifty years ago we had an indoor thea full story	Best Places to Hike in Northern Virginia Monday, May 06, 2013 By Lizzie MacKercher Spring had sprung and many have caught a bit of spring fever. After a long and cold winter, one of the best ways to get over spring fever is to go out and hike. Students have been enjoying the sceni full story

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