Students express their varying opinions on the support from the Benson community.
The Yearbook staff all took on the challenge for different reasons, but they have the same goal: capture the school year’s memories in the best way possible.
A series of impromptu interviews with community members around Benson.
The Astro is down, but Journalism is up! Help the Orbit figure out who knocked out their beloved Astro.
The Astro gives some advice on how to help your friends who may not want to go to class.
Coach Kendall Lewis discusses the revival of Benson Football, with freshmen and sophomore numbers up after a long break.
The president & vice president of the club share how the Latinx club educates students on their rights surrounding ICE, and gives a space for students to share their culture.
In her six years at Benson, Kathleen Reid’s passion for guiding students through their futures has never faltered.
The president of the Native American Culture Club discusses what the club organized for Native American Heritage Month.
Grady Morgan, the recently elected Chief of Production at PPS Radio Station KBPS, loves to edit audio and wants to use his skills to leave his mark on the air.
The Astro gives advice on how to deal with fatigue in your sophomore year.
The vice chair of the organization discusses how the association has contributed, and what they’re still hoping to improve within the association.
Classes faced delays and equipment issues at opening, and many other issues have continued to go unaddressed.
Both statistics and experience make it evident that a clear lack of racial diversity is apparent in PPS Magnet Middle Schools.
The process of how homecoming came together, featuring interviews from Benson Students.
Elizabeth Larrison, this year’s Chief of Staff, details the legacy she wants to leave behind, highlighting the value of professionalism in her work.