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Tuesday, December 3

Girls Varsity Basketball

Stockbridge High School 66 - Webberville 10
Thursday, November 7

Varsity Volleyball

Stockbridge High School 16 - Dansville 25
Wednesday, October 30

Varsity Volleyball

Stockbridge High School 16 - Northwest 25
Wednesday, October 30

Varsity Volleyball

Stockbridge High School 13 - Northwest 25
Wednesday, October 30

Varsity Volleyball

Stockbridge High School 25 - Portland 23
Wednesday, October 30

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Stockbridge High School 19 - Portland 25
Wednesday, October 30

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Stockbridge High School 25 - Portland St. Pat 18
Saturday, October 26

Varsity Volleyball

Stockbridge High School 25 - Perry 16
Saturday, October 26

Varsity Volleyball

Stockbridge High School 25 - Perry 13
Saturday, October 26

Varsity Volleyball

Stockbridge High School 21 - Lakewood 25
Saturday, October 26

Varsity Volleyball

Stockbridge High School 10 - Lakewood 25
Saturday, October 26

Varsity Volleyball

Stockbridge High School 25 - Olivet 17

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December 3, 2019

PHOTO OF THE WEEK: On Nov. 30 the village of Stockbridge lit up the community in having a Festival of Lights parade once again. Festivities like elf shops and visiting Santa...

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Stockbridge students grades 9-12! Panther Night is tonight so don't forget to grab your permission slips and come watch some movies at the Jr/Sr High School. Panther Night will start at 7 p.m. and it will end at 11 p.m. There will be fun activities like movie rooms, an open gym, concessions and you can play video games. Tickets will be $5 at the door. And a big thank you to NHS for putting this on for the students #NHS #Panthernight #movienight

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On December 3, both the girls JV and varsity basketball teams had their opening game of the season playing Webberville High School. The JV team started out strong, which led them to dominate the whole game and brought them out on top with a 50-6 win. The leading scorers were Hannah Breslin with 14 points and Paige Stolarz with eight points and five steals. Leading in rebounds was Shailynn Walker with seven. Varsity also tallied up a 66-10 win. Great things are to come if both teams play as well as they did during their first game. STORY JORDAN MYERS PHOTO TYLER GIPSON
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EVERFI, an education technology company that provides digital learning resources around critical skills such as health, financial literacy, and stem. They are able to give schools this program for free because of private sector partners like Kroger. Their prescription drug safety program was introduced to the freshman and sophomores of Jason Ladd’s physical education class during second block. Catherine Hasbrouck, implementation specialist, travels to schools to help bring the program to the classroom and inform students about the science behind the prescriptions, as well as how to make safe and smart decisions, bringing real world learning skills to the students. “This was beneficial because we know it is easy for kids to get addicted to drugs,” freshman Jolie Smith said. “So this is a good prevention program.”
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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: On Nov. 30 the village of Stockbridge lit up the community in having a Festival of Lights parade once again. Festivities like elf shops and visiting Santa took place around town. Small businesses also decorated floats to be driven in the parade. Story | Taylor Carey Photo | Justin Jaszkowski

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November 30 the Festival of Lights took place all throughout the village. Complete with elf stops at small businesses, Santa, booths set up at the high school and games and food surrounding the town hall. The only element missing to make the town look like a Christmas Hallmark movie was a light sprinkling of snow. Once the sun went down, the real events of the night started. What would have normally been a dark night was lit with holiday lights and decorations, floats from numerous businesses in town took over the streets. Ending results of the parade revealed winners in several categories: Best Equipment for the fire department; Most Comical, the Ingham County Road Dept.-Western Garage; Most Original, Livingston Circuit United Methodist Plainfield & Trinity Church, Most Detailed, Juel Childcare; Most Creative Gordie’s Power Equipment; and Best Effort C&C Micro-Farm.
Story by Emily Breslin | Pictures by Justin Jaszkowski

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