eLearning Week 4: Stay-at-home order impacts classes, spring break plans
N the Red Staff
April 27, 2020
Governor Eric Holcomb's continued stay-at-home order means eLearning for the remainder of the school year. After four weeks of eLearning, students and teachers are only halfway through the online class process. The district is making use of the 20 waiver days allowed by the state, increasing spring bre...
eLearning Week 1: Students miss school community
N the Red Staff
March 25, 2020
For the first week of eLearning, teachers assigned 20-30 minutes of work for each class, each day. Social distancing began on March 15 to slow the spread of COVID-19, but it posed new challenges for students. Question: Is eLearning going the way you thought it would? Why or why not? Junior Coll...
Musical postponed until further notice
Carter Hanefeld, Reporter
March 16, 2020
Life is not the same as it was one week ago. Most school activities and virtually every extra-curricular have either been canceled, postponed or put in limbo. Currently, the musical is in the latter. On Mar. 16, a meeting was held after school including all of the musical staff to discuss the current...
Curriculum Corner: tech theatre
Lily Thomas and Sydney Territo
February 28, 2020
This Curriculum Corner dives into tech theatre and takes a look into building behind the scenes of a theatre production. ...
Cafeteria bell issues fixed
Ben Rosen, Reporter
February 18, 2020
Bells in the cafeteria have been malfunctioning during lunch the last few weeks causing issues for students as a result of being unable to hear them, which some believe is a major problem. “Yeah, I think it can be a problem, especially if you have classes that are far away from the cafeteria,”...
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