Was Homecoming 2025 Brilliant or a Bust? On September 20, 2025, the Starry Night Homecoming took place. The Weekly Warrior talked to students and staff about their experience at this year’s homecoming.
Beyond the Polo: Fashion at Heritage Although there are so many advantages of going to a private Christian school, one of the vices is a limited wardrobe. Uniforms symbolize unity within the school and within the students, our outfits don’t clash and are based on a set color palette that was decided by admin. They make our mornings simpler, having a familiar outfit put on every single day and eliminating indecisiveness and doubts about whether or not your shirt doesn’t go with your pants. All these pros to uniforms, but what about the one thing that outweighs them all? When limiting choice of clothes, you also limit personal expression.
Faith
Daniel Caesar Finds Faith and Family in “Son of Sergy” Daniel Caesar’s new album, Son of Sergy, is a heartfelt reflection on family, faith, and personal growth.
Life
A member of the Iranian police attends a pro-government rally in Tehran, Iran, January 12, 2026 (Stringer/WANA/Reuters)
Iranian Protest Goes South, President Trump Considers Military Options to Counteract Breaking out in late December 2025, protests in Iran have been a rising issue— one that President Donald Trump feels inclined to intertwine the U.S. military troops in.The Disappearance of Young People in Trades and how the Education System Is Responsible “Two important supply-side trends are decreasing the number of skilled laborers in the US workforce: the aging US population and too few younger people entering the trades.” That is a quote […]
Is Life Insurance a Scam? What Consumers Should Know Before Buying a Policy As life insurance companies continue to advertise heavily online and in everyday life, many people especially young adults are questioning whether policies truly protect families or mainly generate profit for corporations.
Running on Empty: The Silent Burnout Crisis Affecting Today’s Students Across the United States, an alarming pattern is emerging inside school hallways, classrooms, and even online learning platforms: students are burned out. Not just tired, not just stressed—burned out, in the psychological sense researchers traditionally used to describe overwhelmed adults in high-pressure jobs.
Entertainment
Is the Monster Anthology Series Desensitizing us to Murder? Is the show educating the general public that watches it or promoting the historical darkness embedded in it?Arts
Peter Pan flying in front of the Darling family for the first time
Heritage Performing Arts Takes Flight with Peter Pan Past the second star to the right, through the tall bushy forest, over the rocks and down the ladder, Peter Pan and his lost boys can be found. As we wrap our 2024-25 school year, we say goodbye to Peter Pan as he and the cast finish their magical journey through Neverland.Sports
The Impact of Athletics on Academic Performance in High School Students Athletics play a powerful role in shaping students’ discipline, motivation, and sense of identity, but the heavy time commitment can also create academic challenges. While research and student experiences show that sports can support academic success through structure, accountability, and motivation, they can also increase stress and limit study time when not properly balanced. This piece explores whether athletics truly enhance academic performance or, without sufficient support, risk becoming an obstacle to student success.