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Students raise up flags for commemoration
Juniors in Mick Suey’s American History class went out to the courthouse to set up flags to remember the soldiers whose lives were lost. The juniors left on Friday, September 10 to meet up with the Jefferson County Veteran’s Service Office. “I thought it was respectful for the ones who …
FFA celebrates with a banquet
FFA members and parents and siblings of those members got together on April 27. After food was eaten, attendees went into the BFAC to give out the results of the competitions that FFA went to during the year. “I think that it went really well overall,” FFA advisor Thomas Dux …
English II class practice improvisation
Students in Darby Davidson’s English II class got to do improvisation or better known as improv on Monday the 22 and finished on Tuesday on the 23. Now in the speech section of the english class, students were able to give a non-scripted speech through improv. “I think overall it …
Economic students research safety nets
Students in Amy Engle-Evans Economics class were given a project to research a safety net. They then make a presentation of that safety net explaining what it does, the qualifications that had to be met to be able to be granted access to it, how much money the government spent …
Reading Classics Competitions cancelled
Competitions for Reading Classics have been cancelled for this year. The competitions were cancelled due to Covid-19 and how most of the people who run it are elderly or susceptible to Covid-19. The members on the team including Isabella Ausk ‘25, Chloe Tracy ‘25, Natalie Heidemann ‘25, Reese Stone ‘25, …
Heavy snow causes snow days
School was cancelled for two snow days due to heavy snowfall. Due to the accumulated snow, students and staff were not able to go to school on the 25 and 26. “I was excited to have some extra time at home,” Cora Tatro ‘23 said. “I enjoy spending time at …
Engle’s Economics learns about scarcity
Mrs. Engle-Evans’ Economics class were able to get a more thorough understanding of scarcity through candy. The class started to use the candy on January 11, in which the class talked about how many pieces of candy they wanted. “When you give kids food,” Mrs. Engle-Evans said, “they pay a …
Politics students present current news
Students in Mrs. Engle-Evans politics class got to choose a current event to talk about and present to the class in a project called “Current Events and Us.” Students were required to do this for a semester grade that was worth a total of 50 points. “I think it’s really …
Junior High Students research for Innovation Week
Students in Dr. Winter’s junior high science classes participated in innovation week. In innovation week students got to research a subject of their choosing to later present to the class. “It was really fun,” CJ Goeking ‘26 said. “But you had to focus hard and work hard.” Some of the …
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