November 30, 2018 • No Comments
Starting out with an engineering degree and a career at IBM, Michael Peoples, principal, probably did not anticipate ending up in education. However, after going back...
Grace Klein, Staff Writer
November 30, 2018 • No Comments
Most people going to a play don’t expect to undergo feelings of intense emotion and discomfort, but that’s exactly what this year’s fall play, “The Laramie Project,”...
Lucy Wurst & Ashlynn Jenkins, Co-Editor and Staff Writer
February 13, 2018 • No Comments
It was the last dance for Col. Henson, and the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps, or JROTC, team was determined to make it special. Henson retires at the end of this year. Students...
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Linsey Sparks, Co-Editor
December 15, 2018 • No Comments
Everybody knows the big names like Sandy Hook, Pulse and Parkland. These are the names that have received more news coverage than most stories. However, mass shooting are...
Eliot Fuller, Web Editor
December 15, 2018 • No Comments
Multiple gunshots fired in the hallway. Teachers barricading the doors. People hiding in closets. This may sound like the climax of an action movie, but it’s actually just...
Eliot Fuller, Web editor
October 11, 2018 • No Comments
Fourteen singers auditioned on Oct. 6 for the St. Louis Suburban Honor Choirs and 11 of the singers made it in. According to Caroline Ibnabdeljalil, choir director, students...
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