Celebrating Black Women’s Stories: PHS Students

Finding joy in lending a hand to others, senior Dominque Anderson aspires to become a therapist in the future. “Helping others is a part of who I am, and I am excited to do it as a career,” Anderson said. Hoping to turn her professional dreams into reality, she intends on majoring in psychology in college. “After this school year ends, I will be starting a new chapter in my life at M...

What’s in a home? Junior Rayna Cabbil can tell you just that, hoping to aid future homeowners in turning their dreams into reality. “I really want to do real estate because you can also travel the world and see different places.” To allow her to achieve her career goals and have the opportunity to return to her hometown of Baltimore, Cabbil plans on attending the University of Baltimore...

Interested in pursuing a career in space science, sophomore Franchesca Jackson-Terrell is fascinated by the field of astrobiology. “What made me interested in space science was my science class last year,” said Jackson-Terrell. “The subject really spoke to me, and I realized in the future I would like a career in it.” Outside of the classroom, Jackson-Terrell is an active member of the Diversity Stud...

Seeing great kindness, capability and talent in children, junior Ex Noland hopes to become a child psychologist to continue a love of interacting with them and highlight their often-overlooked brilliance. “I am not sure exactly what college I want to go to, but I have been looking into psychology right now,” Noland said. Through their interest in the field, Noland recognizes the importance of psychologi...