This year’s prom theme,“A Royal Love Story,” gave party goers a fairy tale setting at none other than Crown Center (no pun intended). The day was a blur of dresses, pictures and tuxedos, while the night gave way to music, fo...
Breakfast Club, a group that is open to everyone and provides a safe space for students to speak without judgment, plans to focus on mental health and awareness in upcoming events.
Up first is “Hope Walks Here.” A collabo...
On May 1st, Jessica Popescu’s sixth hour microbiology class hosted a Micro Career Museum. Many HOSA students attended in order to earn points toward their grade. Students prepared presentations on a career of their choice and...
In hosting their bi-annual blood drive through the trusted Red Cross this past April, NHS urged Wildcats to come to the small gym and donate their blood. Snacks and drinks to aided their recovery after making such a generous, l...
On Friday April 12th, the junior and senior senate executive board was announced and general senate applications began. For senate sponsor Danielle Knoll, this is an exciting time of year.
“I love getting a fresh new perspective on...
This week, the Special Education department traveled to the Job Olympics, where students competed in various skill and interest categories. These categories were showcased in front of more than thirty local businesses. St...
On Tuesday, April 2, FFA students competed against over 65 other schools in their Central District FFA Contest at UCM. The floriculture team consisting of Sarah Jackson, Sydnee Soendker, Deylyn Villalobos and Samantha Whitaker as we...
Future business hopefuls built a solid foundation by joining FBLA, a club where students learn about business ethics and compet in competitions, either solo or with a team.
Senior Brett Portlance competes in FBLA and is usually with a ...
