How-to: balance work and school
REPORTERS MYIA AND Catherine give tips on how to balance work and school.
School can cause a great deal of stress. Teachers, homework, and teenage drama can be such a pain that adding a job may seem impossible. School and work are equally important; Falcon Press is here to help you find that balance.
Before obtaining a job:
- Think about school schedules
- Think about your reasons for needing one
- Make a study schedule beforehand
- If you’re having doubts, consider talking to counselors or family members before making a decision
When committing to a job:
- Start slowly
- Learn to do your job efficiently
- Keep your schoolwork in order
- Work on time management
- Never Overwork
- Put aside time to do homework or complete projects.

Senior & Journalism II student.
Myia aspires to become a professional photographer.

Junior & Journalism III student.
Sarah is a gymnast and enjoys going to the beach in her free time.

Senior & Journalism II student.
Kathryn is a member of the school's Key Club.

Senior, Journalism III
Editor-In-Chief, Opinion Editor
Hope likes to read and write in her spare time.