NEWS
Raining trees and power lines
Anna Baird, Managing Editor
June 6, 2016
On September 7, water was not the only thing falling from the sky. Trees and power lines littered the roads of Stockbridge after the storm, which caused three power lines to be replaced and many homes to lose power, including freshman Alexis Killinger’s house. “We weren’t allowed to leave my house b...
ROV correction story
Arianna Gomez, Staff Reporter
May 23, 2016
In Edition 5 of Uncaged, it was stated that freshman Emily Baird, Alexander Allen and Cole Clark won one of the awards for Stockbridge at the Square One Competition on March 19. This was inaccurate. The winning team consisted of Wade Cox, Brandon Benjamin and Alexei Jessop, winning a first place trophy fo...
Choir makes a good performance
Rita Alonso, Staff Reporter
May 10, 2016
On March 24, Stockbridge’s 7th and 8th grade choir went to the Holt Choir Festival, which is the MSVMA, (Michigan Schools Vocal Music Association), District Eight Choir Festival and made an outstanding performance in their rated festival performances. Stockbridge’s choir scored a 94 of 100, wh...
Bringing home the elite gold
Zabrina Yannella, Staff Reporter
May 10, 2016
Behind the curtains, Jazzy Jen’s dancers are waiting to enter the stage. They walk on, and the crowd roars with applause and cheers. The lights are blinding. The music starts, and the dancers, Callie Belt, Katelyn Outwater and Autumn Shingledecker transform the stage into their own world. On A...
Making the pitch
James White, Content Editor
April 27, 2016
Entrepreneurial spirit engulfed eighth grade math teacher Jason Rickli’s room on Monday, April 25 as students stood and offered up their ideas for investment. In this small scale reenactment of the television show “Shark Tank,” which was organized by Rickli and fellow math teacher Lissa Avis, studen...
Sincerely, two concerned girls in the high school
Zabrina Yannella, Staff Reporter
April 26, 2016
On Friday, April 22, notes in the girls' bathrooms concerning the dress code appeared as soon as they disappeared. The note was written anonymously by two girls at the high school, who are still unknown. Over the course of the day, notes were taken down and were only seen by a small number of girls in...
Increasing Chromebook damage, ways to prevent
Natalia Peters, Staff Reporter
April 11, 2016
Dropping the new iPhone 6s means the biggest shock in your life at a $600, but dropping the Chromebook from school means the $25 insurance will save your day. The new laptop computers provided for every student since the beginning of this school year are becoming increasingly damaged. “We’re ...
Honor students volunteer to collect fresh water and funds for Flint residents
Jacob Hudson, Staff Reporter
March 14, 2016
Students from Stockbridge National Honor Society (NHS) traveled down to Flint to drop off water to the community to help Flint with the water crisis. Flint residents were left to survive with bottled water passed out by many volunteers from around the state, including the American Red Cross and the ...
Robotics film team wins first at Thunder Bay national film festival
Lauren Morris, Staff Reporter
March 14, 2016
After working hard with their film “Aquanauts,” the robotics films recently took first place In December 2015, the Robotics students went to Key Largo, Florida to the Marine Lab, where they stayed 24 hours under water in the Jules Undersea Lodge. To get to the undersea lodge, they were all scuba cert...
Yearbook wins esteemed Spartan
Jacob Hudson, Social Media Editor
February 9, 2016
With struggles of technology and hours upon days of hard work, “The Panther” yearbook team’s diligent work finally pays off. The team earned a Spartan, and the staff could not be any happier. “I was really, really surprised because last year we had so many problems with technology, like comin...
Lack of funding for enriched education
Lauren Morris, Reporter
February 5, 2016
Enriched education provides a huge learning advantage for students, yet programs must have funds to buy the technology and resources needed to offer hands-on learning. In the past, one of the most common fundraising strategies was hosting a bake sale. Students are no longer allowed to have bake s...
Giving blood, saving lives
Zabrina Yannella, Reporter
December 17, 2015
On November 9, the leadership class organized a blood drive with the American Red Cross. Out of the 63 eligible students at the school, 53 participated according to teacher of the leadership class, Corey Baird, who has hosted the blood drive at the high school since 2000. Seniors Madeline Battle and Kar...
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About the Photographer
February 25, 2020
Mr. Perry is teaching the new class how to use the tools in the shop so that they can use them without getting injured. #UareUncaged#safety
Photo of the week: Jan. 14, 2020
January 14, 2020
