School community faces various scheduling challenges
Chloe Jepsen, Features News Editor
October 18, 2016
New pencils, a clean room, a new outfit: These are just some of the many reminders that the sunny summer days are coming to an end and early mornings and classes are about to begin. But a broken schedule can pose a rocky start to a new year. Many different variables, including class choices and c...
AOM: Noah Sesling
Karina Lorenzo, Staff Writer
February 5, 2016
Filed under Artists Of The Month, Arts, Showcase
Sophomore Noah Sesling stood on stage in the junior version of the musical Into the Woods at his summer camp. While he may have first participated in the show because his friends were in it, Sesling’s passion for singing continued long after the curtain closed. After coming to the realization that sin...
Students express themselves through fashion design
Karina Lorenzo, Staff Writer
December 8, 2015
Filed under Arts
Sophomore Emily Jack made her first piece of clothing when she was six years old through a program program called Sew Easy, where she learned how to sew, iron and make patterns. Jack is not the only student at the high school who creates her own unique clothes. Students who do fashion design are...
Social Worker Feature
Karina Lorenzo, Staff Writer
November 30, 2015
Filed under News
Social workers at the high school work to provide a welcoming place for vulnerable students who need help. There can be a stigma towards seeing a social worker but students are open to the opportunity. “It's seen as something that a lot of kids don't want to do because they want maybe a little more pri...
Peter Finnerty, Staff Writer
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