Saturn: More Than Just a Planet

Saturn is an app that students use to navigate school life

Devion Outten and Ma’Rae Wallace

November 4, 2025

Saturn is an app that is used as a social and scheduling platform for high school students to connect with classmates and manage their daily routines. Students can upload their schedules, activities, events and more into the app. This allows them to not only find out who their classmates are, but also discover information about school events. This app is also a form of social media where students can contact peers, share information, and communicate with their community.

“I don’t think it is needed when the school tells you when a period ends because the school has its own bells. Plus, its not needed because you’re not allowed to be on your phone as much anymore.”
– junior Edward Miranda

“I personally don’t have it but from what my friends have told me, its a very helpful app, especially for underclassmen where they may not understand the schedules.”
– senior Ayden Ingerly

“I like Saturn because it helps me get through the day and it helps me gauge when classes end.”
– sophomore Santiago Mendoza

“I think it’s a good app because it helps with time management and you get to see who is in your classes.”
– sophomore Jayden Rocket

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About the Contributors

Devion Outten, Lead Writer and Print Designer

Devion Outten is a senior at Crown Point High School. This will be his first year on the Inklings Staff, and he is a Lead Writer and Print Designer for the 2025-2026 newspaper. He joined the newspaper to primarily sharpen his writing skills, become more involved with the high school, and dip his hands into the publications field. When he is not writing for the newspaper, he is normally participating in other extracurriculars such as Key Club or Speech and Debate, listening to music, or taking random pictures of stuff he finds interesting.

Ma’Rae Wallace, Video Director

Ma’Rae Wallace is a senior at Crown Point High School. This will be her third year on the Inklings staff, and this year she is the Video Director. As a person with a love for writing, she joined the newspaper to grow as a writer and as a person. Outside of Inklings, she dances at The Cross Church, reads, sings, and even works at the local Culver’s. She is happy to spend her final year of high school creating final memories to last a lifetime.