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The National Education Association and the National Parent Teacher Association have suggested that a healthy number of hours that students should be spending can be determined by the 10-minute rule. This means that each grade level should have a maximum homework time incrementing by 10 minutes depending on their grade level (for instance, ninth-graders would have 90 minutes of homework, 10th-graders should have 100 minutes, and so on).

Students spend three times longer on homework than average, survey reveals

A student displays her handmade sign supporting McDonoughs reinstatement. Senior Nick Palma said he believes this protest will help bring Mr. McDonough back. “I feel like a walkout is something needed for the unneeded replacement of Mr McDonough,” Palma said.

Students hold walk out in protest of principal Michael McDonough’s reassignment

(From left) Debbie Campbell and Principal Michael McDonough smile as Campbell is rewarded the 2015 employee of the month for HISD.

“Debbie Campbell is that perfect team member who is always striving to make each family’s experience with Bellaire a powerful one,” McDonough said.

[NEWS BRIEF] Principal Michael McDonough temporarily reassigned

Principal Michael McDonough speaks at the womens history month forum on March 11. A collaboration between the feminist club, student council, and period club, the forum allowed students to voice their opinions on womens issues in the school, showing how the school trusts and actually listens to its students.

A love letter to Bellaire: how freedom spurs greatness

(From left) Junior Zain Hamdani, junior Nasir Starks and senior Dylan Ballard at districts. This is Ballard’s last meet with his team from Bellaire, but he said he plans to continue running in college.

Running toward a college dream

A graphic that depicts all the major school shootings that have taken place in Texas.

Another bullet shot, another child taken: why I am scared for the future of education, and why you should be too

Principal Michael McDonough speaks at the womens history month forum on March 11. A collaboration between the feminist club, student council, and period club, the forum allowed students to voice their opinions on womens issues in the school, showing how the school trusts and actually listens to its students.

A love letter to Bellaire: how freedom spurs greatness

A pedestrian walks down the unkempt sidewalks on Braeswood Place. Thin sidewalks covered in foliage are especially difficult for disabled people to navigate.

Walking in Houston does not have to be this hostile: why we need to demand better streets for pedestrians

Junior Yanke Wang said he hopes to spur lawmakers into action with his sign, “Repeal DC vs. Heller.” This landmark case ruled that an individual had the right to possess private firearms under the second amendment and is the basis for the loosely regulated gun laws in the US.

[NEWS BRIEF] “Anybody could be the next victim,” students create posters to demand action against gun violence

[NEWS BRIEF] “Bellaire’s Got Talent” returns to the big stage after two year hiatus

[NEWS BRIEF] “Bellaire’s Got Talent” returns to the big stage after two year hiatus

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