JacksonJournal.News

The student newspaper of Luther Jackson Middle School

JacksonJournal.News

JacksonJournal.News

Lifestyle

Our “Lifestyle” & “Everything Is Art” sections we report on the latest trends in fashion, personal technology, food and recipe ideas and reviews, relationship advice, travel. And we discuss habits, attitudes, tastes and moral standards—anything pertaining to the manner in which we live.

Pinxterbloom Azalea

Pinxterbloom Azalea

By: Lirian Davidson, Journalist
Sounds like a medicine doesn’t it? It’s actually a beautiful flower that also goes by the name Pinksterbloom Azalea or Pinxterbloom Azalea depending on who you ask.
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A Report On Super Bowl LVII

By: Miller Stevenson, Journalist
The Super Bowl of 2024 was a game for the ages, with the Kansas City Chiefs emerging victorious over the San Francisco 49ers in a thrilling overtime match.
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Highest Paying Jobs in VA

By: Danna Juarez, Journalist
Everybody wants an excellent, high-paying job, but most people need to know which ones will pay a reasonable amount. If you live in Virginia, then these are the highest-paying jobs you can search for.
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The Truth About What People Think Happens After Death

By: Clara Steffens, Journalist
Death is a question that has left the best and the brightest people puzzling. What really happens after you die?
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The Most Important School Subjects

The Most Important School Subjects

By: Emma Sarria, Journalist
No matter who the person is, everyone always needs to learn about the 4 main school subjects. English, history, science, and math. These subjects are required for every student to learn in order to go to the next grade and have a successful future.
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snow covered plant and road in front of cafe

Snow Days

By: Rose McLellan, Journalist
The FCPS county had 5 snow days last year and the rest of the days of school would've been online. In this past month FCPS has decided to not have online snow days and to only to have the days completely off.
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Hiring Qualifying Teachers

By: Raya Derdesawi, Journalist
Many people blame students' need for more knowledge on the pandemic, but that's not the only reason many students have fallen behind in the past four years.
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Public Speaking

By: Khue Vu, Journalist
Public speaking, often seen as one of the most stressful activities, is an invaluable skill that can elevate your personal and professional life.
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Making Friends In A New Environment

By: Khue Vu, Journalist
Making friends in a new school can be both exciting and challenging at the same time. It involves navigating through unfamiliar social landscapes and making connections with unfamiliar faces.
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Using Our Snow Days Wisely

By: Raya Derdesawi, Journalist
Last school year, it only snowed once. It wasn't enough for a snow day. It melted away the same day it came. We used 0/5 snow days last year.
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Thanksgiving Break In FCPS

By: Raya Derdesawi, Journalist
Thanksgiving break was five days this year. A few years ago, you used to have an early release on Wednesday, and then you were off the rest of the week.
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Seventh Grade Hidden Oaks Field Trip

By: Shiryu Gibson, Journalist
The Hidden Oaks Nature Center is a field trip for the 7th grade to learn about science. The people who went on the field trip had five stations.
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