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...
Bill Rosich, food service director, and the rest of the food staff spent their spring break frustrated and stressed as they tried to develop a plan to feed the families in the school district who rely...
Emma Johnson, Public Relations Manager
• March 2, 2020
The Hard Rock Stadium in Miami was painted red on Feb. 2.
Quinton Weidenbach, senior, watched from the 50-yard line as the Chiefs defeated the 49ers in Super Bowl LIV, with a final score of 31-20.
Weidenbach,...
Biology teacher Karl Schmidt said he is extremely excited about the new greenhouse and anxious for it to be ready.
“I’m excited to move everything in and start using the greenhouse,” Schmidt said....
Seminar release is no longer. The three-year program was removed because of the increase in student enrollment. Sophomore Jacob Farmer said he was disappointed because he liked seminar release.
“I...
Being away from home is not always easy, said Alyssa Cole, 11.
Cole is in Denmark as a foreign exchange student for her junior year.
“The hard thing is definitely missing my friends and family....
New principal, Jeff T. Hines, stepped up when the school needed it the most, said Callie Rolf, secretary. In May, , former principal, Phil Bressler announced he would be moving to Pittsburg to be the...
Students looked up at the sky in awe as the moon began to move over the sun. Locusts and crickets started chirping and buzzing, bird calls became non-existent and then darkness. The eclipse had reached...
Principal Phil Bressler said he will miss his students the most.
“There are a lot of faces that I will really miss in this school,” Bressler said.
Looking around, Bressler would be seen standing...
Looking back on her junior year of high school paraprofessional, Emily Mead said it would be fun to be in charge of prom committee.
“I took over prom committee because I know how much fun doing this...
Jeff Hines, assistant principal, and Randy Heatherly, Girard Middle School principal decided to take action against class designations for private schools by going to Topeka in April to talk to officials...
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