March is Women's History Month. This month is all about recognizing and celebrating women's contributions to society and in history. To celebrate Women's History Month I asked some women on campus which...
After a year of concerts and performances being delayed by COVID-19, a beloved tradition comes back into the picture: the teacher and student Hallelujah Choir.
Last Tuesday, teachers joined the choir...
In NEISD, teachers are able to create their own grading policies. Inside of that idea, teachers are able to lower and raise the percentage of accountability for each subcategory; like tests, quizzes, daily...
AP exams are next week and here are some tricks to get a better score.
Don't Cram, Start Preparing Early: Earlier is better when it comes to studying for AP exams. Don't let them sneak up on you, and...
Change is something everyone has to face in their lives at least once. Some fear the unknown, but others look forward to the future with a sense of excitement and optimism. For custodian Mrs....
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, people all over are starting to think of what they are thankful for this holiday season. The teachers at Mac are among this thankful crowd.
Throughout the year teachers assign group projects with the belief that it lightens the students' workloads and teaches them how to interact with others and work together for a common goal.
They are sadly...
Contrary to what most of the student body thinks, teachers have lives outside of grading papers. Who would think teachers outside lives would actually be interesting?
Though MacArthur has taught me many things about life, the most important seems to be that high school isn't like what we see on TV. It isn't the jocks and cheerleaders vs. the goths and geeks. It isn't...
What is the importance of a happy and positive learning environment? Is it the increased probabilities of information recall? Is it the increased activity and participation that occurs when students...
