- May 28FEATURE: Reflecting on Changes
- May 28NEWS: Hidden Hazards
- May 28FEATURE: Welcoming Our Wetlands
- May 27OPINION: Passing the Trash
- May 27NEWS: Changing Equality
- May 27FEATURE: Cleanup Crew
- May 27SPORTS: A Short Season
- May 27NEWS: The Future of Space
- May 27FREE PRESS NEWSMAGAZINE: Edition 29, Senior Issue
- May 26PODCAST: Let's Talk Spring Sports!
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- May 26PODCAST: Let's Talk This Year!
- May 26VIDEO: 2026 Blue Star Awards
- May 21FREE PRESS NEWSMAGAZINE: Edition 29, Issue 8
- May 18LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: Issue 8
- May 18NEWS: War at Peace
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- May 18SPORTS: Running for All
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- May 18VIDEO: Yearbook Distribution
![Working on a project, sophomore Skyler Hansen examines one of the walls. Hansen explained that Geometry and Construction is usually divided up between two periods. “You do an hour of either geometry or construction, depending on what the teachers want to do at the beginning. Then the next hour, you do whatever you didn’t do in the first hour,” Hansen said. “In geometry, you’ll learn a specific set of [information], and in construction, you use that after you learn the geometry.”](https://www.fsfreepressonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Roust_GeoinCon8_27_24-3-1200x800.jpg)
![Studying for an APUSH [AP U.S. History] test, junior Felipe Reina Salas reviews his notes. Reina Salas said that APUSH was by far the hardest class he took. “The tests seem to be 40 pages long and it’s evident he makes them hard,” Reina Salas said. “It’s at least four or five hours of actually studying.”](https://www.fsfreepressonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Screen-Shot-2022-11-26-at-3.39.15-PM-900x676.png)
