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Kali Roskowski

Kali Roskowski, Editor-in-Chief

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The corruption of the adoption option

The corruption of the adoption option

Kali Roskowski, Editor-in-Chief
June 12, 2018
Capture

[Photo] A New Generation Goes to Work

June 12, 2018
Rolling into a good time

Rolling into a good time

Kali Roskowski, Editor-in-Cheif
June 4, 2018
Wasted.

Wasted.

Kali Roskowski
May 24, 2018
Posing in front of The Simpsons Ride on the Universal Studios side of the park, my mom, Kim Roskowski, and I wonder what awaits.

How to not waste your time at Universal Studios–start with a game plan

Kali Roskowski, Editor-In-Chief
April 18, 2018
Adjusting her snowboard bindings at the top of the Chicken Chute slope at Mt. Brighton, sophomore Rachel Owens takes in the view. “People should try it, even if they’re not good at it,” Owens said. “Once you can do it, it’s a lot of fun.”

Gliding past the fear of falling

Kali Roskowski
March 28, 2018
Applying themselves now to excel at their futures

Applying themselves now to excel at their futures

Kali Roskowski and Abbey Salyer
March 20, 2018
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Deviating from destructiveness

Deviating from destructiveness

Zabrina Yannella and Kali Roskowski
February 27, 2018
Dyslexia does not mean dumb

Dyslexia does not mean dumb

Kali Roskowski
February 26, 2018
Deviating from destructiveness

Deviating from destructiveness

Kali Roskowski and Zabrina Yannella
February 22, 2018
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[Photo] Sexual harassment is your issue, too

February 13, 2018
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[Photo] Keep our school as nice as it should be

January 19, 2018
“You are not invisible, and today can be a new beginning,” public speaker Suzy Khoury said to the senior class. OK2SAY provides a comfortable space for students to turn to when they need to find help. After every tip, a report is filled out and acted upon according to michigan.gov, and 67 percent of schools, law enforcement and mental health professionals who received the tip from OK2SAY line said they were previously unaware of the problem.

OK2SAY provides information about how to leave professional digital footprint

Kali Roskowski, Editor-in-Chief
January 17, 2018
Let me color outside of the lines

Let me color outside of the lines

Kali Roskowski, Editor-in-Chief
January 8, 2018
Treats for Turkey Day

Treats for Turkey Day

Kali Roskowski , Editor-in-Chief
November 28, 2017
Because of their multiple uses, freshman Samantha Armstrong’s favorite pumpkins are the small ones. One thing that Armstrong would miss about living on the farm is “having a whole field of pumpkins and having all kinds of decorations. You can use them for anything,” she said.

Life on a pumpkin farm

Kali Roskowski, Editor-in-Chief
November 13, 2017
“THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE MISFITS,” reads this year’s merch for the Find Your Grind Tour. Senior and leadership student Morgan Sipes takes the meaning of this saying to heart. “I think it means that no matter who we are or where we have came from and what’s happened to us, we can be something great in the future,” Sipes said. “We can go so far with what we’re given.”

Michigan finds its grind

Kali Roskowski and Zabrina Yannella
October 22, 2017
Towering. While trick-or-treaters make their rounds, inflatable ghouls scatter around the campground, decorating campsites. A contest is held every year for decorations, and the campsite that is declared the best wins a prize. The winner will be announced Saturday night after the judges have had a chance to assess every campsite.

Havoc at the campground

Kali Roskowski, Editor-in-Chief
September 29, 2017
Update: Former substitute teacher under investigation for sexually assaulting student

Update: Former substitute teacher under investigation for sexually assaulting student

Zabrina Yannella, Anna Baird, and Kali Roskowski
September 18, 2017
Unified. To symbolize that each student’s individuality is irreplaceable to the image of the school, each student received a puzzle piece to the puzzle that is now framed in principal Jeffrey Trapp’s office.

First year high school principal decides on theme for school year

Anna Baird and Kali Roskowski
September 17, 2017
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[Photo] Photo of the week September 11, 2017

September 12, 2017
Determined, freshman Hailey Howard prepares to bump the volleyball during warm up before the first match against Olivet.

Junior varsity volleyball team loses first league game of season

Kali Roskowski, Editor-in-Chief
September 8, 2017
The beeping of the PA system brings our attention to principle Cooks words that follow. He announces that in the event of a bomb, prison escapee or shooter in the area the school would issue a lockdown drill. He states that, at this time, students are not allowed to leave the classroom and the doors must be locked until the end of the drill is announced. A collective sigh escapes the class as we stare blankly after our teacher as he or she saunters over to the classroom door and locks it without even pausing the lesson to discuss what we would actually do in this sort of situation. We have become numb to drills, making us akin to fish in a barrel.

Fish in a barrel

Kali Roskowski, Content Editor
May 11, 2017
Bare. Art 4 and independent study students received four pairs of carying styles of white Vans to use as canvas to display their artistic talents to enter in the Vans Custom Culture show design contest.

Art students enter Vans’ custom shoes contest

Kali Roskowski, Content Editor
April 19, 2017
Along with the rest of her group, freshman Kelsey Andrews shares her ideas as to what she thinks helps strengthen high school students’ abilities to treat people with respect as freshman Alexis Killinger writes down a list in the gym on Friday, February 10.

Respect, responsibility and relationships

Kali Roskowski, Content Editor
March 29, 2017
Before the page was taken down, I screenshotted the fake Twitter page that was made in my name. The Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram accounts had already been taken down at this point.

A stolen identity

Kali Roskowski, Content Editor
March 14, 2017
With the threat of the wind blowing the flames towards surrounding houses, a firefighter moves across the scene to analyze the backside of the burning storage building on Homewild Drive.

BREAKING: Delayed response to downed powerline causes structural blaze

March 9, 2017
Structural fire due to downed power line sparks on Joslin Lake residence on March 8.

Kali Roskowski, Content Editor
March 9, 2017
A toxic relationship

A toxic relationship

Kali Roskowski, Content Editor
February 14, 2017
Students park in their regular parking space in the student parking lot in the morning, the risk of a fellow student backing into or running into their vehicle always present.

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The Stockbridge Panther mascot dances with students during a dance contest to show students that being themselves is fitting in.

[Photo] A follow-up with Mike Smith on LCC Radio 89.7

November 16, 2016
Christopher Columbus, the turkey of Thanksgiving

Christopher Columbus, the turkey of Thanksgiving

Kali Roskowski, Content Editor
November 9, 2016
“I did learn a lot more than I think I would have, but the one thing I did take out of it is that if you put your mind to it, you can do anything that you want, and it’s good to help others and really be aware of people you may not know, but people are thinking different things and you might be thinking about them, and people have different lives than they just do at school.” Kyle LaHie Grand Blanc West Middle School 7th Grade.

[Photo] Mike Smith Live

October 1, 2016
Singing along to Journey’s ‘Don’t Stop Believing,’ students wave their phone flashlights during the closing of the event. The song was picked through a poll on the Twitter page for Jostens Renaissance by the students attending.

For What I Stand

Kali Roskowski, Content Editor
September 29, 2016
Custodians in Stockbridge Schools replaced by outside companies

Custodians in Stockbridge Schools replaced by outside companies

Kali Roskowski, Staff Reporter
June 9, 2016
Top music picks

Top music picks

Kali Roskowski, Staff Reporter
May 23, 2016

The electronic apocalypse

Kali Roskowski, Staff Reporter
April 20, 2016
How to stay on top of the game while away from home

How to stay on top of the game while away from home

Kali Roskowski, Staff Reporter
March 23, 2016
The terrors of public speaking

The terrors of public speaking

Kali Roskowski, Reporter
February 29, 2016
Humans of Stockbridge

Humans of Stockbridge

Kali Roskowski, Reporter
February 23, 2016
Icing her injured ankle, sophomore McKenzie Williams continues to watch the rest of the JV girls basketball team practice after she twisted her ankle by landing on someone’s foot when coming down from a layup.

Ankle injuries bench basketball players

Kali Roskowski, Reporter
January 4, 2016
Humans of Stockbridge

Humans of Stockbridge

Kali Roskowski, Reporter
November 17, 2015
Flipping through pages in the morning sunlight, sophomore Madison Stowe reads Hole in My Life. Fans of the book eagerly await the book signing on Oct. 17 in Chelsea at the Washington Street Education Center.

‘Hole in My Life’ book signing

Kali Roskowski, Reporter
October 8, 2015
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