J-Mag
A Little Library Love
Photo essay by ZOYA KHAN, ARCHANA HARIHARAN and SHEA GANG The hushed whispers of students. The feel of crisp pages of a new copy. The colorful array of books stacked along wooden shelves. Libraries have […]
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Inside the Mets Media
By JACK KOMSON, JACK PERSON and SAM TAUBES (JJS) The Jericho High School Sports Journalism class went on a field trip to Citi Field where they had the rare opportunity to interview Mets legend Jay Horwitz. […]
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Equality and Fairness Are Different
An opinion piece by JESSY SIEGMANN Students frequently feel concerned about perceived disparities in grading policies for the same course. They claim that there are often different grading guidelines and opportunities provided for students in […]
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Addressing AI
By NICOLE BARNES and PATTY YAN The use of AI tools in schools is a serious issue since it raises concerns over plagiarism. While many students do make good use of AI for small tasks, […]
School
Sowing and Selling: New Agriscience and Real Estate Classes
By SEAN CHAE As students prepare to register for next year’s classes, two courses added this year, Agriscience and College Real Estate, are enjoying success according to both students and teachers. Agriscience is an interdisciplinary […]
new hire
An Enduring Childhood Ambition
By JANICE KWON Newly-hired world language teacher Ericka Contreras is excited to be teaching at Jericho High School. Ms. Contreras’ love for being a teacher began when she played school with her younger brother and […]