After much planning and hard work from the high school’s Student Council, a tailgate and football game took place on October 4, followed by the annual Homecoming dance on October 5 from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Many students appreciate the dance every year due to its timing, which allows for a beginning of the year celebration. According to Student Council advisor Melissa Kling, the dance, and weekend as a whole, is a great opportunity for students to get together with their friends and celebrate their accomplishments so far in the school year. “I...
To improve on interacting with others, STARR students greet faculty and students at the coffee bar by handing out coffee and snacks in the cafeteria during all lunches. The coffee bar is an opportunity...
By aiming to form relationships with both students and staff, Indian Valley Middle School (IVMS) Principal Josh Klimovich tries to create a positive school environment. For Klimovich, one of the most...
Stepping up in his new position, cafeteria manager Pete Krall is changing the environment of the school cafeteria after taking over for the previous cafeteria manager Pam Forster. According to Krall,...
As social media becomes a more integrated part in our daily lives, it is important to understand and be aware of our social media presence and the footprint that we leave behind. While the first amendment...
Using skills he gathered at the middle school, ninth grade assistant principal Jeremy Miller is adjusting to the high school and the challenges that come with his new position. According to Miller, a...
To recognize student's achievements inside and outside of school, National Honor Society’s (NHS) new advisors hope to build relationships with new and existing members. Attempting to build NHS, English...
Between moving buildings and striving to stay current, Souderton Area High School and its students lost the small-town feel that was once present at the old high school. According to wellness teacher...
As social media becomes a more integrated part in our daily lives, it is important to understand and be aware of our social media presence and the footprint that we leave behind. While the first amendment of the United States Constitution protects the right of freedom of speech, social media platforms are not regulated by the first amendment, meaning that there are limits to the content people can post. According to Senior Legal Counsel at the Campaign...
Using skills he gathered at the middle school, 9th-grade assistant principal Jeremy Miller adjusts to the new high school and the challenges...
Providing physical activity for students, the Pickleball Club gives students the opportunity to play the sport before class, ensuring that they...
In order to learn about the Christmas tree industry and choose a tree for Vice President Kamala Harris, The Arrowhead’s editorial board and...
To have students be more in tune with their lessons, some teachers are merging learning and the outdoors together for their classes. Teachers...
By maintaining their sense of unity as a team and pushing each other to their full potential, the Souderton boys cross country team is preparing to defend...
Despite the unfortunate regularity of their occurrence, and the huge amount of attention they garner from the media, school shootings continue...
To ensure the safety of children with food allergies in schools, administration needs to more closely monitor the behavior of students towards those living with life-threatening allergies. Living with a food allergy is scary enough for children and teens alone because it affects many aspects of the...
