Uncaged

A more humane society
April 22, 2024
Taiyler Stanfield, Editor-in-Chief
History repeats itself
April 17, 2024
Sami Wilson, Reporter
For over 100 years, Israel has been terrorizing the people of Palestine. According to the BBC, the terror all started after World War I when Britain took control of the area of Palestine. At this time,...
The way of the weights
April 12, 2024
Gary Killinger, Reporter
The never-ending hunt
April 10, 2024
Kaitlyn Oversmith, Reporter
Jobs have been the staple of a functioning society for centuries, according to The Atlantic. They’re what runs the world, people need a job to support themselves, and their jobs, in turn, support the...
Beyond City Limits
April 5, 2024
Olyvia Hoard, Social Media Manager
Education serves as the cornerstone of society, yet the landscape of schooling varies greatly between rural and urban settings. While both environments strive to provide quality education, their unique...
The Tiktok effect
March 15, 2024
Cheyenne Calhoun, Reporter
TikTok is an app that teens love to watch. People can watch funny videos, people dancing, or even create their own videos that are 10 to 15 seconds long. When teens get so used to watching these shorter...
Reading between the lines
March 12, 2024
Taiyler Stanfield, Editor-in-Chief
This year, English teachers announced in a video played for every classroom that “March is Reading Month” is officially here. Students across classrooms reminisced about winning anywhere from a brand-new...
Is social media real?
March 8, 2024
Macy Cipta, Editor-in-Chief
After a long exhausting school day, junior Ethan Bradley lays comfortably on his couch scrolling endlessly on his social media feed for hours at a time. Bradley admits to spending over 14 hours on social...
Leaving the big screen
March 6, 2024
Kaitlyn Oversmith, Reporter
Back in the day, going to the movies was the thing to do. It was the ideal place for a date, a nice family outing, and hangouts between friends. It was ‘in’, according to Digital History. But what...
Reviving the dead
March 5, 2024
Sami Wilson, Reporter
Celebrities want their legacies to outlast them, and now they can. As technology continues to quickly advance, celebrities can now immortalize themself using AI. Some directors are using dead actors in...

Weekly Sports Spotlight

E-sports.
Macy Cipta
E-sports.
Macy Cipta
E-sports.
Macy Cipta
Bowling.
Melanie Satowiak
Bowling.
Melanie Satowiak
Bowling.
Melanie Satowiak
Wrestling.
Double D Image Creations
Wrestling.
Double D Image Creations
Wrestling.
Double D Image Creations
Competitive Cheer.
Evan Sandecki
Competitive Cheer.
Evan Sandecki
Competitive Cheer.
Evan Sandecki
Boys basketball.
Grace Lackey
Boys basketball.
Grace Lackey
Boys basketball.
Grace Lackey
Girls Basketball.
Evan Sandecki
Evan Sandecki
Evan Sandecki
Jalen Rogozinski had the 35th most passing yards in MHSAA history against Bath high school.
Evan Sandecki
The varsity soccer team overcame a 3-1 deficit in 15 minutes against Leslie.
Evan Sandecki
Maddie Dalton broke the assist career record held by K. Kovach with 1229 career assists.
Evan Sandecki

Connor’s report
March 8, 2024
Connor Fitzimmons, Reporter
Athletes are always in the headlines whether they’re good reasons or bad reasons. Athletes are held on a high pedestal and are almost always admired by many, so it’s easy to forget just how many could...
Unbeaten on the court
March 6, 2024
Sami Wilson, Reporter
With only seven members on the eight grade basketball team, the boys miraculously have gone undefeated this season. On March 10, the basketball team played in the Red Cedar Tournament in Eaton Rapids...
March madness
March 1, 2024
Joey Ballagh, Reporter
Sports betting has become more prominent throughout the years. Big-time events increased the number of bets being placed throughout the country as well as the amount of money being placed on them. March...
Win or die trying
February 27, 2024
Collin Trost, Reporter
With a lot of returning juniors from last year, there are a good handful of seniors ready to compete this baseball season. One of the returning players, senior Zach Fletcher, explains why it’s important...
More than just a game
January 19, 2024
Collin Trost, Reporter
Captain and quarterback Jalen Rogozinski reminisces about his senior football season. Though he admits that he sharpened his athletic ability during practices and games, he also says that he learned so...
Year after year, struggle after struggle
January 17, 2024
Gary Killinger, Reporter
The varsity girls basketball team did not have a Coming Home game until January 19th. Leadership and 9th grade U.S. History teacher Corey Baird said that most teams play their league games on Friday...
Connor’s report
January 10, 2024
Connor Fitzimmons, Reporter
In the past couple of years in the NFL, non-contact injuries have become more common with more teams turning to artificial turf. Turf is synthetic fibers that are made up to look like grass. Between natural...
Slamming the new wrestling season
December 19, 2023
Connor Fitzimmons and Daniel Loomis
As wrestling starts back up again, students are excited to come back. One change to this year’s season is that there’s a new coach for all of the students of Stockbridge to look up to. A few wrestlers...
Heres to the cheers
December 19, 2023
Annie Borowy, Reporter
When senior Azora Parks got ready for the winter season, she never expected to be part of the competitive cheer team. However, through convincing from both the team leader Olyvia Hoard, and competitive...
Great expectations
December 19, 2023
Joey Ballagh, Reporter
This year's varsity boys basketball team has a lot of expectations for the 2023-2024 season. There are six returning varsity players, four of whom are starters, and they are hoping the addition of...

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Multiple FFA students release the balloon for the two hour-long high altitude launch. Photo provided by Robert Richards

Grace Burg, Reporter • April 12, 2024

On Monday, April 8, Stockbridge FFA traveled to Indiana to participate in an informational and rare opportunity to view the solar eclipse, as...

On eastbound Dexter Trail, a bald eagle flies into the nest after an exhilarating hunt. Photo provided by Sue Hinkley.

A changing environment

Melanie Satowiak, Reporter • March 25, 2024

From family-owned businesses to chain restaurants and corporations, the town many of us know and love is expanding. And while the growth...

Taking a breath to study her aim, Klayre Smith gets ready to release the arrow for a perfect bullseye. Photo used with permission from Klayre Smith.

Bow and beyond

Olyvia Hoard, Social Media Manager • March 11, 2024

After falling in love with archery at a young age, seventh grader Klayre Smith is already dominating the sport. At only 12 years old, Smith is...

Abby Nicholson tests out a future lab project the students will work on to learn about gas laws.

Humans of Stockbridge: The start of a new beginning

March 1, 2024

Before venturing to Stockbridge to teach chemistry, Abby Nicholson lived in a big town in Texas. This year is her first year teaching in the...

Julie Weiland stays hard at work to help keep the school running.

Humans of Stockbridge: More than meets the eye

January 2, 2024

When students and guests visit the main office, they are always greeted with a warm smile and enthusiastic “hello” from Julie Weiland,...

With patience comes progress and with Jeanette supporting each student in the room, they are sure to grow.

A helping hand

December 5, 2023

After spending many years helping kids in foster care and also being a teacher, Kelsey Jeanette has taken over the Department of Special Education...

Making the school library more vibrant and inviting for the students, Baldwin hangs an ornament on the Christmas tree.

Back like she never left

December 5, 2023

The year was 2014 and the library was alive with students chatting, colors popping and lifelong memories being made. Debby Baldwin, who was once...

Sawdust hangs in the air as the room is filled with signs of craftsmanship all around. This is where Teague teaches his techniques to his students.

The big switch

December 1, 2023

Before coming to Stockbridge to teach woodworking and construction, Gary Teague had a completely different career. He was a production manager...

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