High notes and high rides
Chris Kaltner, Staff Reporter
June 3, 2019
The alluring scents of the food, the daunting rides nearly 200 feet tall, the joyous atmosphere that screams back to your childhood: all great enchantments that make teens gravitate to Disney World. Nevertheless, when these aspects combined with music workshops by professional musicians and live performances, a...
While fixing a tire, grab a book and read
Morgan King, Content Editor
June 3, 2019
Tucked under the pavilion in the Munith Park, a yellow painted Little Library pops up from the ground like a spring daffodil. It works by taking a book and leaving a book in its place. Little Libraries are popping up more and more providing convenience and fun. Opening the door and seeing what books yo...
BREAKING NEWS: Updated last day of school
Jordan Myers, Social Media Editor
May 21, 2019
Superintendent Karl Heidrich announced that the State of Emergency forgiveness, and the additional waiver of days the Michigan Department of Education approved for our district, now allows our school year to end on Thursday, June 6, 2019, as originally scheduled in the calendar. We now will have a full da...
Hannah Glair’s memorial yearbook page
Logan Connolly, Editor-in-Chief
May 17, 2019
Yearbook students brought it upon themselves to fundraise for a memorial ad page for Hannah Glair, who passed away in the winter of 2018. The results were tremendous, raising $400 and some odd cents, surprising many yearbook members. Sophomore Jon Clark, the staff business manager, worked with the...
Freshman flutist breezes into States
Mickenzi Merriweather, Staff Reporter
May 17, 2019
Making it to compete in the regional solo and ensemble in middle school is one thing; however, making it to States in high school is another. After 3 years of determination and ever since sixth grade, freshman Kaitelyn Walker set a goal to perfect the flute and attend States. Of the three musicia...
Pie in the sky
Logan Connolly, Editor-in-Chief
April 15, 2019
The aviation club raised money for club hoodies and a trip to the Air Zoo using a sweet, unique idea: picking a teacher to get a pie to the face. The group raised $326, a number club president Chloe Miner is very pleased with. Miner got the idea while asking principal Jeffrey Trapp for permission to do a fundraiser just as sweet, but not as silly. “We aske...
Momo challenge disturbs children, school responds
Abigail Douglas, Creative Editor
April 15, 2019
A Japanese sculpture made by artist Keisuke Aiso blasted through the internet scaring children. You know her as “Momo.” Parents and administrators know her as a threat. In response, kindergarten through eighth grade underwent the blocking of a popular social network, YouTube, according to junior high pr...
Controversy in church and state
Abigail Douglas, Creative Editor
April 12, 2019
Six states including Florida, Indiana, Missouri, North Dakota, Virginia and West Virginia have submitted legislation for optional Bible classes into some public schools in the states. This move has signaled a discussion of the separation of church and state as promised by the Establishment Clause to t...
Series One: final stages of district bond
Logan Connolly, Editor-in-Chief
April 11, 2019
The final pieces of the financial bond will fall into place at high school site, with the fourth and final project of series one being initiated. The fourth project includes a building new maintenance building, adding a new freezer unit in the kitchen, replacement of the exterior career and technical ex...
UPDATE: Former student who made social media threats in February charged with sexual offense
March 18, 2019
Update: 3/20/2019 According to Livingston County Police Department, the individual that made the previous threats in February has been arrested for other offenses not related to the threat. The 19-year-old former Stockbridge student has been arrested for a sexual offense, and will be going to court...
FIRST Robotics prevents unprofessionalism with rewards and consequences
Graham Diffenbaugh, Staff Reporter
February 26, 2019
FIRST Robotics strives to focus on gracious professionalism. Members realize that if they don't act with that quality, it can cause a divide within any community. That is why the team has recently created a system of rewards and punishments to help each member achieve greatness. “Robotics is kn...
Update: Suspect released from custody, no charges pressed
Hannah Bolton and Logan Connolly
February 21, 2019
UPDATE: Saturday February 23, 2019 In a Facebook post from the Stockbridge Police Department, Chief Torres said that the suspect has been released and there will be no formal charges pressed. "The investigation uncovered claims of persistent bullying by others," Torres said. "I believe this precipitated...
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August 21, 2018
SPECTRUM. A perfect sphere of light and color is captured by 8th grader Maggie Maxwell at the Jostens Photography Camp during a hands-on lesson. Maxwell attended the three-day...
Photo of the week June 11, 2018
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May 4, 2018
According to a study done by Stanford, 82% of middle-schoolers couldn't distinguish real news from fake news. Can you? Click on what you think is the real news. If you get...
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