The Chronicle @ Kettle Run

Marching in Richmond to spark conversation about the lack of funding in education and low teacher salaries, teachers from across the state attended the event
on Feb. 29.

Teaching Losing Popularity as Pay Drops

February 22, 2019

Weekend Work Axed By Administration

February 6, 2019

An important part of the high school experience might soon be disappearing while the homework policy swings into full effect. Homework is an expectation for students of all ages, not just because it refreshes the content they...

Effectiveness of the School Walkout

Erin Hogge, Editor-in-Chief

April 20, 2018

Since the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., students across the country have searched for ways to make legislators listen to their pleas for gun reform. On Wednesday, March 14, Kettle...

Should the County Pay for AP Tests?

February 28, 2018

If you’ve ever taken an AP test, you’ve most likely seen other students staring off into space or catching some Z’s. What you may not know is that this comes at a hefty price. Fauquier County pays for all students’...

Drivers Using Grapewood Drive Illegally

February 9, 2018

We all know that sitting in traffic isn’t fun, especially when you have somewhere important to be. But the traffic at Kettle Run is a completely new level of heavy traffic. Drivers should be able to use Grapewood Drive to ...

Homework Policy Helps Students’ Grades

Erin Hogge, Editor-In-Chief

October 13, 2017

Aside from having a new principal this school year, students also have a new homework policy. This new policy includes numerous regulations that our former principal-turnedassociate superintendent, Major Warner, advocated for...