FIRST Robotics prevents unprofessionalism with rewards and consequences
Graham Diffenbaugh, Staff Reporter
February 26, 2019
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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
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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...
InvenTeam travels to American Samoa
Abigail Douglas, Creative editor
February 16, 2019
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Leaving late November and coming home early December, the InvenTeam traveled to American Samoa. They traveled to this territory of the United States located in the South Pacific Ocean to teach school children underwater robotics and to conduct bottom fish studies. “My favorite part of American Sa...
MIPA: Bringing Knowledge To Young Minds
Samantha Stitt, Staff Reporter
January 10, 2019
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The Panther and Uncaged staffs learn to strengthens their journalism Rushing to get off the bus and in the door while hundreds of young teens all bunch together to get in, a group of 50 local high school journalists started the day at the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association (MIPA) Fal...
State level runners motivate enter cross team
Amelia Pulley, Staff Reporter
January 9, 2019
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Varsity ninth grade runner Rylee Tolson took 1st place for Division 3 at Regionals, setting a school record with a time of 18:45.9. This victory gives the girls team an advantage, lowering their entire team score. “Everytime we reach a goal, we make our goals harder,” Tolson said. “ For exa...
Seventh grader changes the world, one wig at a time
Abigail Douglas, Creative Editor
January 8, 2019
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Cancer is the “leading cause of death in kids from the age 0-19,” according to the National Cancer Institute. An astonishing statistic, but it does not reflect the children who are ill; those kids go through difficult treatment, often ending up losing their hair. That is where seventh grader Wi...
Eighth grader inspires through personal story
Elizabeth Platte, Staff Reporter
January 7, 2019
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Social worker John Twining noted the bravery in eighth grader Ivori Hufnagel when she stood up shared her story in front of a large gathering at Ele’s Place he attended. “A caring person, kind, and I really think that she benefited from talking about her experience,” Twining said of Ivori. Ele’...
CADL’s gives musicians new opportunities
Logan Connolly, Sports Editor
June 6, 2018
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This upcoming September, Stockbridge musicians have a unique chance to show their talents, and could even get $300 worth of professional time at the Troubadour Recording Studio in Lansing. The Stockbridge branch of Capital Area District Libraries is starting a new competition called SongLab 2018, schedu...
Harlem wizards fundraiser event helps raise money for weight room equipment
Maria Risner, Video Journalist
June 5, 2018
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On April 30, families in the community gathered in the new gymnasium to experience the one-of-a-kind show the world-famous Harlem Wizards put on. The Harlem Wizards, a group of basketball players who compete against school staff and travel cross country to perform at high schools for fundraising events...
Seniors beautify the outside of new school complex
Kimberly Higgins, Staff Reporter
June 5, 2018
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Brand new and boring: Stockbridge Junior/Senior High School needed a makeover. “Everybody said that our school has no color and it looks like a jail,” senior Delaney Lauckner said. “I wanted to help make it more beautiful.” Donated by Gee Farms to plant, Lauckner has been working on a project that will he...
Stockbridge InvenTeam builds adaptive fishing pole to help a boy fish
Abbey Salyer, Staff reporter
June 1, 2018
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After school on May 25, 6-year-old Ezra happily received his adaptive fishing rod that the InvenTeam began making for him winter break of 2018. “After Ezra’s stroke, we were told that he may not walk, talk, eat or use his arm or hand,” said Ezra’s mother, Jill Mack. “He now does most of t...
Students encouraged to join after-school fitness program
May 25, 2018
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“It's a way to really start having healthy habits early,” coalition coordinator Ashley Tomasi said regarding the BeFit program established within the 5 Healthy Towns of Stockbridge. Offered to students ages 12-18 in the school district, BeFit gives open use of the Stockbridge Wellness Center. The a...
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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...
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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...