In honor of Black History Month, I want to shed light on a lesser known Black dancer. Michaela DePrince is a phenomenal dancer with an incredible story. Michaela was born in Sierra Leone in 1995 during a civil war with the name Mabinty Bangura. From there, she was orphaned as a young child, sent to live in an orphanage until the age of 4, when she was adopted by the DePrince family, living in New Jersey. As a young child living in an orphanage, she found a photo of a...
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By Student Blogging Team Please welcome our two new bloggers to the ASUPD Student Blog! Audrey Paredes Hi, my name is Audrey Paredes. I think I'm a pretty interesting person. I live in Mesa Arizona and enjoy doing lots of things. A few interests that I have been writing, photographing,...
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By Natalee Tygard Everyone looks up to someone whether it be their parents, a celebrity, or even a friend. Now, what makes Zendaya someone to look up to? One of the best things about Zendaya is that not only do her fans support her, but she supports her fans. Even...
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Hi everyone! I’m Neva, the blogger for the month. Recently, Ms. Montelongo, our school social worker, came to visit our West Microschool to present on mental health. At the start of her visit, she led a “‘snowball fight” activity where we all wrote about stressors in our, and our peers’...
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December 2, 2022 Attending students at ASU Microschool get a chance to experience what entrepreneurs go through when starting up their business during this Shark Tank project arrangement. All through the month of November, students have been posed the challenge and question with “What makes an effective global entrepreneur?” -...
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By Emily O’Reilly When some people think of Taylor Swift, they think of her as a pop singer who has had many boyfriends, but she is more than that. Taylor Swift is a singer-songwriter who has directed, written, and produced multiple works. Swift has 10 albums that range from country...
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By Audrey Paredes I tried to reveal the dense screaming in my mind, and the girl in my bed wasn’t me, it was someone that I thought was me. I didn’t want to admit that I was becoming like someone I knew a journal entry would never be able to...
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