Health & Lifestyle
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A Day in the Life :
Xavier High School
of a Washington Warrior
The Xpress staff sent Ansley O’Brien to experience a day at Washington High School. Ansley shadowed the Editor-in-Chief of Washington’s Surveyor, Francesca Hidalgo, to get a glimpse of the differences and similarities of Xavier fromWashington.
A group of Washington students hang out during their free period.
Washington’s graffiti wall is a well -known landmark of the high school.
Editor-in-Chief of the Washington Surveyor, Francesca Hidalgo and Editor of Health and Lifestyle for the Xpress, Ansley O’Brien dressed as twins for Homecoming Week.
Francesca Hidalgo and teacher Mr. Phillips work on the upcoming issue of the Surveyor.
Above is an example of a Washington Smart Board, which can be found in all academic rooms.
Decorations are found all over Washington during Homecoming Week done by Student Senate.
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*Electronics are not *Electronics are permitted permitted on campus on campus *Five minute *Announcements are passing periods *Announcements are played on a TV in the lunchroom all day broadcasted on TV during 7th *Warning bell and minute bell *Seniors may leave period before every campus or come late *Upperclassmen may leave period if they have 1st or 8th campus during lunch *Smart Boards period free *Class size varies from 15-35 *Average class size in the *Total number of students low 20s 1,388 *Total number of students 752
Page Desgin: Ansley O’Brien, Hannah Chute, and Molly Vipond