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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...

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

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 Drivers Ed

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

Juniors Pashence Adkins and Emma Neuschafer and senior Lydia Robbins rehearse their musical number “Super Trooper” during practice. Their three characters are known in the show as Donna and the Dynamos.

Updated rehearsal schedule relieves stress from cast and crew of ‘Mamma Mia!’

Music teacher Megan Hilton instructing her fifth grade music class through the fourth and fifth grade music concert. Junior Alex Evans job shadowed Hilton at Garfield Elementary for his job shadow portion of the junior project.

Junior project adjusts as world adjusts

Business teacher Bret Robers teaches his consumer finance class. He will be teaching a new financial literacy class next year to sophomores, juniors and seniors.

Kansas Board of Education makes Financial Literacy class required

In his 3B consumer finance, business teacher Bret Robert presents information on buying a house. Student growth is important to Robert. “I want to be able to help my students grow and notice their full potential,” Robert said.

New business teachers added to school

Members of Brick A Production put their hands in for a pep cheer before starting the Scholastic Press Corps competition at the Kansas State Fair Sept. 16. Five members of the class worked more than 9 hours to shoot and edit a four-minute show for the competition.

Broadcast students compete in state fair contest

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Orioles express feelings on life going back to normal
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Mask mandate ends in Butler County
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COVID-19 Affects Driver’s Ed
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Chaotic year ends
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COVID-19 affects jobs
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Thanksgiving and Christmas break causing positive COVID-19 cases
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Zoom call quality raises concern for remote learning possibilities
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COVID-19 affects wrestling season, wrestlers
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Popular December dance canceled

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