From Morgan Roth, English teacher:
Seniors,
Including my student-teaching experience, you are the first class I've had the privilege of watching grow and develop from their freshmen year into their senior...
Piper High School wasn’t able to host its homecoming on its own field because Piper is in Wyandotte County. Because of the pandemic, no high schools in the county would host athletic events.
Piper...
Becoming a highschooler is an exciting moment in everyone’s life, but is also one of the scariest experiences.
Josslyn Fuller, freshman, went to the freshman orientation, where student council members...
Abi Shore, Co-Social Media Editor
• October 21, 2020
Marina Johnson, senior, is excited to be running cross country again after a long recovery that prevented her from running her junior year.
“I've been recovering from two surgeries that have kept...
The doors are closed, the porch lights are off and the streets are empty. The only indication of this night is glowing jack-o-lantern in windows and on decks. This could be the scene on Halloween.
According...
With the pandemic looming, many eateries now offer their dishes by carry-out, drive-through and delivery. Several restaurants in the area don’t charge delivery fees, minimize contact and while diners...
While completing schoolwork at home, many students face a heightened temptation to cheat on assignments.
Autumn Craig, sophomore, said, “I feel like everyone has felt the pressure to cheat since it's...
Even with the stay-at-home order and moving to online classes, nothing stopped the AP Exam.
However, Tabitha Cantrell, junior, said online classes are easier because she can get them done on her own...
Walking into freshman orientation the thought of being in high school was unbelievable: the Friday night lights at the football stadium, sitting in the Rat Pack screaming at the top of your lungs You...
People who are being greatly affected by this pandemic are the EMTs who go out every day and work around sick people and risk getting sick themselves.
“The EMT’s are required to take mandatory showers...
Due to COVID-19, on March 17 all Kansas schools received orders from Governor Kelley to close for the remainder of the school year. This was a shock to everyone. Over the past couple of weeks, teachers...
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