Sophia Selin is in seventh grade, and this is her first year at Horizon Honors. Because of that, she was terrified about starting at a new school but immediately felt comfortable in journalism. She was born in Copenhagen, Denmark and lived there for five years; she strongly prefers the icy winters of Denmark over the scorching summers of Arizona. She loves strawberries and water parks, but she also loves to write reviews and enjoys taking photos. Her favorite book is “The Outsiders” by S. E. Hinton. Selin is currently working on a editor of a carport kit store of her own that she hopes to publish and that is based off of a dream that she had when she was eight or nine; she has always enjoyed reading and writing. She is also vegetarian and her favorite animal is a hummingbird. She is very excited about this year and thinks that it will help tremendously her in many ways.
On Sunday, Feb. 28 2016, Chris Rock claimed that racism is more than all people having equal rights but also about all colors being represented at the Oscars.
For many years, elementary students have enjoyed creating, experimenting, designing, and building things in Project Group, and now middle school students will be given yet another opportunity to learn from this class.
Cancer has affected and changed so many people's lives. Soon, Horizon Honors will take a stand to support the people who have battled or who are still battling cancer.
Not only is senior Emily Rush a player on the basketball team but she is also the varsity girls’ basketball’s team captain. From a young age, she knew that this was her passion.
All around the world, from Argentina to Kenya, many children dream of receiving an education. Here in America, many students of all ages take it for granted.