On March 31, 2021 Governor Eric Holcomb opened up the COVID vaccine sign ups for teenagers who are 16 years old or older. The Pfizer vaccine is the only approved vaccine of the three that is...

As of March 31, people aged 16 years and older will be eligible to be vaccinated. The Pfizer vaccine is the only vaccine approved thus far for ages 16 and 17. The Johnson and Johnson and Moderna vaccines...

Starting March 23 students have the option to return to in-person learning four days a week or students can remain all virtual. CDC guidelines have changed social distancing guidelines from six feet to...

The 2021 Personal Project exhibition was made optional for students . Each teacher was assigned four to five students, but for the average teacher, only a couple students showed up.  The exhibition...

Students and parents joined  together Tuesday night prior to the school board meeting to raise attention to the district's handling of complaints regarding fired former teacher Nathan Shewell. The...

The Junior Spectacular is a tradition that has long been participated in and loved by generations of families. The show, which includes four separate 20 minute comedy acts, is directed and cast by juniors...

The amount of students in the building is significantly lower than it has ever been on a given school day. Only about a quarter of the student body is in the building during school hours.  The lack...

After COVID-19 cases rose, the Washington Township School Board decided to shut down the district for the remainder of November and December. Now the district has returned to hybrid learning where students...

Q and A with junior Emily Schneider and sophomore Johnny Marshall A: Marshall’s answers A: Schneider’s answers Q: What do you think has led people to march into the Capitol? A: I think...

1) What was your initial reaction to the rioters breaching the capitol?   “Stunned. Shocked. My reaction was similar to the events of 9-11 from a "What the . . . " standpoint.  I actually...