Students, staff possess interests beyond the classroom

Written by Kristina Fothergill · December 20, 2011  

When people see each other every day at school, it’s easy for them to think they know each other pretty well. But do they? Sometimes a person’s interests aren’t that readily apparent. While some are passionate about school activities or subjects, the interests of students and staff go... (more...)

Several Varsity Soccer girls earn GWOC, area honors

Written by Kristina Fothergill · December 1, 2011  

The Girls’ Varsity Soccer team wrapped up their season with 4 wins, 9 losses, and 3 ties this fall. Although this wasn’t the best record for them, many of the girls look at soccer as much more than just a game. “I couldn’t have been more proud of my girls. They played their hearts... (more...)

Class choices can impact efforts to earn a high GPA

Written by Kristina Fothergill · November 10, 2011  

To take a study hall or not to take study hall … that is the question. At least that’s one of the big questions if you’re trying to earn the highest grade-point average – something over a 4.0 – that you can in high school. And study hall isn’t the only scheduling question for those... (more...)

Kings Island hopes to frighten and a-’maze’ visitors

Written by Kristina Fothergill · October 5, 2011  

As the leaves begin to change and the smell of bonfires fill the air, summer is ushered out, followed by autumn and perhaps most importantly, Halloween. It’s a time filled with haunted mazes or trail rides, and yes, haunted mansions, too. At Kings Island, however, the traditional haunted... (more...)

Buying school supplies becomes chore for teens, parents

Written by Kristina Fothergill · September 15, 2011  

Once a year, there comes a time that some dread but others love: buying school supplies. Over the years, the lists have changed from brightly colored crayons and rulers to graphing calculators and MLA Handbooks, and the investment of both time and money dampens the enthusiasm for many. “When... (more...)