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Haley Jeter, Reporter|April 21, 2020

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Senior, Haley Jeter is a second-year staff member. The two main activities that take up her time are education and Colorguard (the visual aspect of the...

COVID-19

During the advanced chemistry magic show, senior Macie Goodmanson shows an elementary student a science experiment. Even during the chemistry show, students still had to wear masks, and some students and teachers hope that the mask mandate will hopefully be gone next year. Photo by Paige Harrington

COVID-19 teaches valuable lessons

Orioles express feelings on life going back to normal

Mask mandate ends after after the Kansas Legislature Coordinance Council revoked Governor Laura Kelly’s third mask mandate.

Mask mandate ends in Butler County

COVID-19 Affects Driver’s Ed

The world went through stress, heartbreak and loss in 2020; from the loss of loved ones to toilet paper shortages. 2021 is a year for change and greatness.

Chaotic year ends

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Gomez and Wednesday Addams reminisce on her childhood which leads into the song "Happy Sad"

Cast, crew struggle to balance personal time and musical rehearsals

Senior Elijah Quiring points out the new flyers for The Decision Point club. Quiring leads these club meetings every two weeks in room 109.

Club supports students learning about their religion

Seniors Zane Basler, Andy Bunck, Josie Jones, Abby Martiney and Navaeh Smith read their books during WINN time. These students read a book that they chose.

Administrators implement WINN-ing reading strategy

Clifton-Clyde Middle School Principal Eric Sacco, Washington Elementary School Principal John Benfort, Principal Rick Rivera, Kansas Principals Association Executive Director Cara Ledy and Andover Central Middle School Principal Leslianne Craft take a picture in front of the Capitol Building during Capitol Hill Day. The principals and executive director met with legislators, representatives and other principals to discuss and advocate for a variety of legislative bills affecting schools, students, teachers and education.

Principal advocates in Washington, D.C. for bills affecting schools, education

Band director James Hollingsworth and the band practice the piece “Of Days Gone By” for their upcoming competitions and performances. This is one of the pieces chosen to be played for their performance in the Music in the Park Festival.

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Top corona headlines

COVID-19 teaches valuable lessons

Orioles express feelings on life going back to normal

Mask mandate ends in Butler County

COVID-19 Affects Driver’s Ed

Chaotic year ends

Cast, crew struggle to balance personal time and musical rehearsals

Club supports students learning about their religion

Administrators implement WINN-ing reading strategy

Principal advocates in Washington, D.C. for bills affecting schools, education

Directors offer fundraisers to help cover band trip cost