Opinion by AshleyJohanek You get to Friday and all you can think about is the ride home. You are exhausted, overworked, and your mind is elsewhere. I’m the same way. I cannot get through five days without imagining how I will feel at 3 on a Friday. Fellow sophomores and freshmen, you may not have… Read More A day off could pay off: The benefits of switching to four day school weeks
LexiKetcham Dance, unlike many other sports, requires team synchronization, especially in high school dance teams where dancers are trained to look unified. Without every dancer physically in their formation, the whole picture of the routine can look unclear. This goal met with the obstacles of Zoom and social distancing has made it difficult for the… Read More Dance team keeps school spirits high despite COVID-19 effects
By J1 Reporter Erin Connelly When the announcement was made that students could return to school five days a week, a flood of emotions was brought to many people. There was excitement for getting to see everyone in the same place again and for the sense of familiarity that things are finally getting back to… Read More Student Decides to Stay Remote in Efforts to Protect Family
By J1 Reporter Jordan Moser A college visit can make or break a high school student’s decision on whether or not they apply to attend. A visit allows a student to get a feel for the environment, ask questions, and decide if it’s where they want to be for the next four years. So what… Read More Virtual College Visits: The New Reality
By J1 Reporter Lexxington Olsen The past month has been one that no one will forget. Due to the widespread virus known as COVID-19, all schools in the U.S. have shut down and switched to some form online learning. This process was not the easiest for everyone especially because online school is not an efficient… Read More Marian goes online, continues challenging curriculum
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