October 21, 2020
Since school started, staff and students have been taking many precautions whether it be wiping off desks, staying 6 feet apart from everyone, or only sitting four people at a lunch table. Teachers and counselors have been on Zoom with students making sure they are caught up in their classes.
“Our ...
October 21, 2020
Baseball, basketball, cooking, computers, YouTube, Photoshop. The one person all of these have in common is senior Christian Hogan.
“My biggest goal is to be successful,” Hogan said. “There’s a lot I want to do. I want to do YouTube, work on computers, and I do stuff with Photoshop. I like technology and...
Claudia Stirewalt, Reporter
October 21, 2020
Editor's Note: The stories in this article mention abuse, depression, suicidal thoughts and other sensitive material. The names of these sources have been changed to protect their right to privacy.
Mental health has a large affect on a person and their life. Everyone has a different situation a...
Claudia Stirewalt, Reporter
October 19, 2020
Principal Rick Rivera has brought the Principal's Advisory Council (P.A.C.) from the middle school to the high school. P.A.C. is a way for the teachers and staff to communicate with students about their opinions about school-related subjects. P.A.C. is composed of a group of students from varying grade ...
Claire Pletcher, Reporter
October 16, 2020
Where is the line separating harmless jokes and the usage of unacceptable slurs? A few students believe certain racial slurs have come to be seen as acceptable to use in everyday conversation. Derogatory phrases, whether used as a joke or not, are highly controversial and some students believe, unac...
October 13, 2020
While sitting in your third block Spanish class, you look over to see a group of students playing “Among Us” together. Phrases such as “red is sus,” “I saw blue vent” and “I saw him kill on cams” are heard from across the room.
“Among Us” is an online, multiplayer game that was developed...
Savannah Athy-Sedbrook, Managing Editor
October 7, 2020
The air is tense as the moment of truth arrives. Finding the correct parts, installing all of the individual pieces, plugging in the multitude of tedious wires has all led up to this moment. The moment the computer turns on and all the work from the last few hours pays off.
“I’ve really liked ...
October 5, 2020
Bell covers, puppy potty pads, 30 minute breaks and more have all been incorporated into the daily routine of these musicians.
The school has three music directors, one choir and two band. Jerrod McNutt, choir director, Todd Hollis, band director and James Hollingsworth band director.
One of the saf...
Savannah McMichael, Reporter
October 5, 2020
As teens progress through high school, the more likely it is that a job opportunity will arise. Working part-time jobs as a high school student gives limited opportunities of where to work for those wanting to make extra cash after school. With limited jobs come rare experiences that students face while workin...
September 29, 2020
Upperclassmen come and go, but the influence they have remains years after they have left.
Friends of Freshman (FOF) is one program implemented to make sure the impact upperclassmen leave is a positive one. This year the FOF program is under construction with new sponsors of the program, counse...
September 25, 2020
“When you’re in leadership, you make decisions based on what is best for people, not so much what is popular,” Principal Rick Rivera said. “I’d rather stand against the grain and make the right decision than make one that people want.”
Students have formed opinions on changes Rivera has made since t...
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