As the year is progressing, the work is piling up for students. For seniors, this is especially true.
I still remember going into my junior year like it was yesterday. Everyone kept telling me that...
By Freddy Roberts, Round Table sports editor
• November 3, 2015
The clock on a night stand clicks by in a student’s bedroom while he sits at his desk, trying to memorize the last couple of vocabulary words for a major exam the next day. Bags under both of his eyes...
Pencils become as dull as the long hours studying, writing, calculating and learning. The only break in the daily monotony is a need for the bare necessities. Thoughts are focused like lasers on schoolwork...
By Hunter Hill, Round Table Reporter
• December 4, 2013
Managing time between school and a job can be difficult. However, many students at Middletown High School with a job or extracurricular activity can manage their time better than students without one.
When...
Juniors and seniors experience the most stress and pressure when it comes to work and activities in high school because their future is affected by those two years.
Many students focus on college and...
By Shannon McKenna
Round Table editor
High school is often filled with stressful tests, teenage drama, and multiple after school activities which can seriously put a damper on the cheerful mood of...
By Ally Caho
Round Table reporter
After waking up at 6:30 a.m., she gets dressed and ready, grabs her stuff, and is out the door by 7. For hours on end, she sits in a chair having to absorb as...
By Emma Trapp
Round Table reporter
Study for math test, science project due tomorrow, dance class after school, drivers-ed and read chapter twenty-three of To Kill a Mockingbird; these are just a few...
