Academics – The Solitaire

Minority students can often struggle in school because they do not have all of the resources they need.

Minority Misconceptions

Janae Taylor, Coverage Editor
April 29, 2019

Speech and Debate host their first home tournament in over ten years. “The tournament is exciting for everybody,” sophomore Allison Merz said. “Everyone has been working really hard, we’re very excited.”

Debate Day

Sami Bowlin, Staff Writer
December 10, 2018

Math teacher Karen LeFors joined her Husband, history teachers Andrew LeFors this year.

New Faces

Vanessa Onuoha, Staff Writer
November 20, 2018

Investigating a mock murder case, freshman Jared Fitch examines samples through a microscope. “I expected to be learning about the human body and other biological lessons, but I didn’t didn’t expect we’d be learning about other jobs that biomedical sciences could lead to,” Fitch said.

Leading and Learning

Vanessa Onuoha, Staff Writer
October 10, 2018

Shaping Art

Shaping Art

Jenna Price, Copy Editor
September 7, 2018

One Gym Two Genders

One Gym Two Genders

Melissa Van Keuren, Media Editor
August 6, 2018

Why You Should Read The Solitaire

Why You Should Read The Solitaire

July 24, 2018

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