Meet Isabelle Masson! She has moved around quite a bit over the years, having lived in places such as the mountainous part of Northern Arizona, China, Taiwan, and, most recently, Florida. However, she’s currently attending college in Virginia, majoring in Global Studies at Liberty University. Isabelle attended TPS for five […]
Tag: Arts & Culture
Abi Voss: Coffee Shops, Author Journeys, and Growing Up
Eliana: Hello, clay readers! Happy April and welcome to this month’s Girl Spotlight: Abi Voss! Abi: Hi everyone! Fred: Wait–you’re not Mercy! Where is she and what did you do with her?? Eliana: That’s classified information that you don’t have clearance for. But you can still help me with the […]
A Conversation with Mrs. Bailey
Why and when did you begin to teach for TPS? What was your background before that? I actually was a student with TPS when I was in high school, which is how I heard about it. I took English classes, Psychology classes, Math classes, and Government classes, and I absolutely […]
Scientist Looks Under Ultra-scope and Is Shocked to Find Microscopic Aliens Waving Hello
Scientists and nonscientists alike have speculated far longer than anyone can remember about the possibility of life beyond Earth, but have failed to find evidence to support the theory, until this April. On April 1st, at the Outer Space Lab on Livingston Island, Antarctica, meteorologist Bertal Netisien released a scientific […]
A Poetry Session with Kermit the Frog
Two chairs stand behind a table littered with an organized mess. In one sits the honorary Poetry columnist; the other lies vacant, its delegated occupant currently 47 minutes late. The hurried slap of feet announces the guest’s arrival seconds before the door swings open. Enter Kermit. Sarah: “Ah, Kermit! There […]