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An extension of the PHS Journalism newspaper

PHS Journalism

An extension of the PHS Journalism newspaper

PHS Journalism

An extension of the PHS Journalism newspaper

PHS Journalism

New Teacher: Heather Kauk

New Teacher: Heather Kauk

Karly Hoskins and Aniston Poage September 27, 2016

Going on her 16th year of teaching, Heather Kauk wants to focus on becoming a better teacher and improving. She was inspired to join this profession her senior year of high school by her teachers Mrs....

Teacher from Thailand: Nathan Bateman

Teacher from Thailand: Nathan Bateman

Moorea Long, Social Media Editor September 21, 2016

Nathan Bateman, the new Business and Technology Concepts teacher, comes all the way from Thailand. Bateman worked there for seven years before becoming part of the multimedia program at the high school. “My...

Dunkan Watrous- Senior Sports Profile

Ashley Everheart and Payton Sheldon May 4, 2016

Attending: Pittsburg State University Scholarship: Track Look forward to: Meeting new people and trying to be the best in the country Nervous about: Getting a heavier shot put Biggest...

Megan Smith- Senior Sports Profile

Megan Smith- Senior Sports Profile

Payton Shledon and Ashley Everheart May 4, 2016

Attending: Allen County Scholarship: Working on volleyball Look forward to: Being around new people and starting over Train differently: I will train a lot more and a lot more practice

Chloe Rauch, 10, writing her answer about why Macbeth brought the daggers out of Duncan’s chamber in English on April 14th.

AP Classes

Mariah Sullivan, The Reporter February 16, 2016

Taking AP Classes may be hard and the work may be intensive, but students will benefit from it. AP Classes are programs that offer college level curriculum for high school students. The classes can help...

Spice Station

Amanda Meeks, The Reporter February 16, 2016

Senior Shelbie Bennett says that the slushes the bomb. “I haven’t actually tried the spices but that is pretty cool who we can actually add flavor to are meals,” Bennet said. The juices are strawberry...

Reading Macbeth in English class is a challenge with how Shakespeare wrights can be confusing.  Most people don’t enjoy it while others do. Photo taken on April 14th in English class.

Cheating

Payton Sheldon, The Reporter February 16, 2016

Freshman Maddie Slyter said she was one of many students who was caught cheating through text. “My consequence was Friday Night School,” Slyter said. “It was the worst three hours of my life. We...

Gaylin Nicolson, 12, drilling a screw in to finish up the counter that is going to be used for the play Steel Magnolias in technical theater on April 15th.

Theater

Halle Schindler, The Reporter February 16, 2016

The theater department is preparing for All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, on March 25 and 26. "This play tells you what happened to your inner child and where it went," sophomore Bea...

Powder Puff

Powder Puff

Makayla Hughes, The Reporter January 5, 2016

November 7th, Paola High kicked it off with the Powder Puff. A tradition held between the junior and senior classes each year. “It was the most fun I ever had,” said junior cheerleader, Micalib...

The Royals Win the World Series- Stay

The Royals Win the World Series- Stay

November 17, 2015

Imagine the cheering, crowded masses of people, sea of royal blue and the Royals themselves. Now, imagine being stuck in school while this is happening. “I’d say about half for the student body and...

photo by Ashleigh Gorges, 12

Volleyball, Chandler Karr

Halle Schindler, The Reporter October 20, 2015

Junior Chandler Karr said she feels as though she represents the high school by playing volleyball and carrying her team. Karr said carrying her team is essential because Paola is strongly based on sports. Karr...

New Teacher, Matthew Arnold

Payton Sheldon, The Reporter October 9, 2015

Paola has gained a new English teacher, Matthew Arnold. On top of his dream of wanting to travel the world, Arnold said he is now here to teach. Arnold graduated from the University of Kansas, with a...

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