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English teacher Chris Huntington works with students. Huntington opted not to rally at the statehouse.

WTS stays open amidst teacher protests at statehouse

Abel Flessner, Editor-in-chief April 15, 2025

Sunday night, Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) and Pike Township canceled school for yesterday. The cancellation was due to the massive teacher absences caused by protests at the statehouse.   Teachers'...

The library is home to hundreds of books from different genres. Students used to utilize the library’s books more often, but since the pandemic books are remaining on shelves.

Reading a declining pastime

Leah Marshall, Opinion Editor March 17, 2025

The amount of students and children who read for fun is declining. Reading is a skill for people of all ages, particularly for students and children, as it helps build vocabulary and connects readers to...

Period produces are found on the counter of each girls bathroom. They are replenished by the class councils when the products run low.

Period products provided in girls bathrooms

Amelia Leffler, News Staff March 11, 2025

This year, the junior and senior class councils have stepped up in order to help girls at school. Period products are now being supplied in all of the girls’ bathrooms.   “It is important...

Students enter school through the new door one. While this change has cleared traffic in the senior parking lot, it has complicated entering and leaving the main student parking lot.

Pick up, drop off, parking set to change again

Callum Orr, News Staff March 6, 2025

The before winter break drop off and pick up line had sophomores and freshmen being dropped off at the senior honor code lot, making it so just the juniors would go right off of Westfield and have a clear...

J hall remains empty during passing periods. The altercation occurred in this hallway

Teacher harmed in altercation

Bridget Schneider, News staff February 26, 2025

On Tuesday, February 4, a physical altercation occurred between two students in upper J hall involving a teacher. A teacher saw the altercation and jumped between the two students, trying to separate them,...

Advocacy Day attendees gather in the State House. Danyette Smith, Andrea Hunley, Angela Ferrell-Zabala and Cade Smithson spoke at the event.

Advocacy Day sparks fight within students

Kate Baldwin and Elizabeth Rocchio February 26, 2025

Students Demand Action took a stand against gun violence by attending advocacy day at the Indianapolis State House on Monday, February 10.    Advocacy Day is an event organized by Moms Demand...

The Health Center is located in lower M hall. Students are checked by nurses if they feel bad during school.

Sickness season interrupts learning

Lily Orr, News staff February 26, 2025

With winter comes a spike in student sickness, meaning more students miss school.    “The worst thing about being sick is missing school, missing your classes,” sophomore Mckenzi Rutland...

Posters hang in the hallways advertising AP African American Studies. The course will be taught by Darrien Grays and is offered to rising juniors and seniors.

New AP African American Studies course available

Evelyn Kemp, Feature Staff February 25, 2025

NC is offering AP African American Studies as a social studies option for the 2025-2026 school year.   Social studies teacher Darrien Grays will be teaching the class   “I wanted...

Students dance with their respective outfit theme at the 2023 Dance-a-Thon. Every team participating in the Dance Marathon had their own themes in order to tell who is on what team.

Riley Dance-a-Thon committee aims for awareness and fun

Amelia Leffler, News Staff February 24, 2025

The annual Riley Dance-a-Thon is this week. The Riley Dance-a-Thon Committee has worked to bring the school together for their cause of raising money to aid sick children.    The dance is on...

Senior class council officers (left to right) Harper Moses, Jendayi Gymerah-Oliver, and Tobin Montgomery promote the blood drive during lunch periods. Students who signed up received a lollipop and a heart to hang on the blood drive sign in the stairs in K hall.

Annual blood drive returns

Amelia Leffler, News Staff February 4, 2025

The annual blood drive is this week. The senior class council has worked to promote events to convince eligible students to participate.   Senior class council has multiple committees. Senior...

A student uses ChatGPT to complete an assignment. ChatGPT has grown in popularity among students and has become one of the most used AI platforms.

AI a double-edged sword for learning

Hugo Smith, Teddy Reffet, and Edmond Arauco December 13, 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a complex computer system capable of performing tasks traditionally requiring human effort. From solving complex calculations in seconds to assisting with daily tasks like...

Divers keep a large gap to avoid rear-ending anyone in front of them. It is also essential to drive slowly over bridges, which freeze faster than regular roads.

Snow complicates commutes to class

Claire Akers, News Staff December 3, 2024

The season’s first snowfall has arrived, bringing holiday spirit and slippery roads.   While pretty, this snow has led to ice, slush, leaks and crashes.   “I love snow, but I...

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