The student newspaper of Augusta High School

The Oriole
The student newspaper of Augusta High School

The Oriole
The student newspaper of Augusta High School

The Oriole
According to the United States Census 2005 - 2020, 60 percent of Kansas schools funding comes from state sources, 8 percent from federal sources, and 32 percent from local sources. These sources are what provide public schools with the money they need in order to continue educating students in the future.

Schools deserve more money so teachers receive better pay

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
May 11, 2023
As a study method, flashcards actively engage students more than memorization according to Central Penn College, which moves learning into long term memory, providing students better retention for tests throughout the school year.

Study methods improve grades more than memorization

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
April 12, 2023
Science olympiad continues streak of state qualification

Science olympiad continues streak of state qualification

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
March 23, 2023
Student schedules need reworked

Student schedules need reworked

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2023
School board approves new way to honor alumni and former faculty members

School board approves new way to honor alumni and former faculty members

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2023
Electives, not required classes, offer ability to view future career choices

Electives, not required classes, offer ability to view future career choices

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
January 24, 2023
Junior Bella Ayesh wearing her favorite pair of shoes, the University Blue 4’s. She has been planning this outfit and finally decided to wear it.

Students begin sneaker collection

Caleb Knollenberg, Reporter
January 20, 2023
Math teacher and scholars bowl assistant coach Summer Huber talks with junior Emma Neuschafer about setting up rooms for the JV scholars bowl meet Jan. 19 while junior James Barnett and senior Lola Tuschhoff discuss what meeting in going to be held in the library. Both scholars bowl and NHS members help run the meet.

Scholars Bowl team hosts first tournament since COVID

Alex Quezada, Reporter
January 20, 2023
Third lunch during 3B. Students have a choice of where they want to sit, choosing from booths, stools, or regular six to eight seat tables.

Biased seating lives in the lunchroom

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
December 20, 2022
Thanksgiving deserves more recognition

Thanksgiving deserves more recognition

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
November 21, 2022
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

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
November 10, 2022
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

Justin Gwaltney, Editor-in-Chief
October 4, 2022
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