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Students are engrossed in their phones during breaks and lunches. With stricter phone rules during class time, students look for any opportunity to use social media.

Social media negatively impacts students’ mental health

Claire Akers and Callum Orr November 18, 2024

The increase in social media use has impacted millions of lives, especially teens. Social media has impacted how the younger generation thinks and acts.   “I think it’s good and I think...

Students visit the DMV to receive their license after turning 16 and three months. The building is a major stepping stone in a student’s process of learning to drive.

Young drivers face nerves, new freedoms

Reed Smith, News Staff November 12, 2024

The process of getting a license makes young drivers nervous about what will happen once they have that freedom.    Driver’s Education often takes months to complete due to the long courses...

Student reads throught the 2024 Election Voter's Guide. Staying informed is a key part to participating in an election.

Students’ perspectives on diverse election

Dominica Dandelet Vento, News Editor November 6, 2024

With the 2024 Presidential election concluding, politics have been a key conversation among students, especially those eligible to vote.    A unique aspect of the Unite Statis is the ability...

Junior Julia Eynon stays safe by washing her hands. Washing hands is one way students can protect themselves from seasonal illnesses.

Students battle persistent sicknesses throughout flu season

Charlotte Mallon, News Editor October 29, 2024

Flu season stretches through fall and winter. As the weather gets cooler and fall approaches, students get yearly flu vaccinations to avoid the spread. However, the flu isn’t the only virus passing through...

Senior works on applications during lunch. College applicaitons are the main reason why seniors are stressed during the first semester.

Seniors reflect on new finals policy

Claire Akers, News Staff October 29, 2024

This year, a new rule was implemented regarding seniors taking finals. In previous years, seniors with an 80% or higher could be exempted from finals. This year, they need to have a 92.5% in the class.   “I...

"At least you aren't prengant" is written inside a bathroom stall. Similar message are found in bathrooms throughout the school.

Teen pregnancy a present issue for high school girls

Elizabeth Rocchio, Arts and Entertainment Staff October 29, 2024

Teenage pregnancy rates are declining, but while the percentage may seem small, it is more common than you think.    It is common for teens to deal with pregnancy scares, which affect three...

Students walk into school in the morning. Each day a specific bus is selected to go through metal detectors at door 29.

School desensitized to school shootings

Dominica Dandelet Vento, News Editor October 14, 2024

Since 2000, there have been 485 casualties due to mass school shootings. With all of the schools’ data combined, there is a 1 in 62.5 chance of a student being a part of a school shooting in their lifetime....

JB Braden talks with seniors about the five stages of Rachel's Challenge. He challenged students to apply those stages it their lives in and out of school

Rachel’s Challenge Aims To Change the Narrative from Violence to Kindness

Charlotte Mallon, News Editor September 23, 2024

On Tuesday, September 10, students experienced an extended homeroom period, lasting 70 minutes instead of 30 minutes. This session was for a presentation by JB Braden, a representative from Rachel's...

Respect and Responsibility: Reflection on Rachel’s Challenge Presentation

September 10, 2024

Today, a representative for Rachel’s Challenge, an organization dedicated to encouraging high school students to create positive change and pursue kindness, spoke during the extended homeroom. Seniors...

Repertory Theater students perform 'Antigone.' Antigone was performed on August 28-29.

Students Captivate Audience with Performance of ‘Antigone’

Carter Klaus, Arts and Entertainment Editor August 30, 2024

On Aug. 28 and Aug. 29, students in Repertory Theater performed "Antigone." The play tells the story of Antigone, a woman of Greek myth, and the consequences she faces after disobeying her father, Creon....

"No cell phone zone" signs decorate teachers' classrooms. The new cell phone policy was implemented at the start of the school year.

Teachers and students adjust to new cell phone policy

Charlotte Mallon and Dominica Dandelet Vento August 29, 2024

On March 12, Governor Eric Holcomb passed a new cell phone law stating cell phones should not be used in schools during instructional time.    The law doesn’t include how each school should...

Fans thrilled, Clark signs with Fever

Fans thrilled, Clark signs with Fever

Kate Baldwin and Eli Thompson April 19, 2024

Caitlin Clark has signed with the Indiana Fever, bringing on a new era for the Hoosier state's WNBA franchise. Clark's arrival promises to redefine the team's trajectory and capture new fans for the Hoosier...

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