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Mentorship breakfast offers thanks, celebrates
Students showed their appreciation for those who helped prepare them for the future.
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Students show support for four-day school week
Creating a shorter school week, a bill has been passed in Pennsylvania allowing schools to make the choice to have a four-day week, either Monday to Thursday, or Tuesday to Friday.
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For Class of ‘24, senior prom offers night to remember
Seniors spent a fun night together before graduation.
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U.S. continues supporting Ukraine in Russian conflict
Providing financial support, the United States, among many other nations, continues to support Ukraine in its efforts to fight against Russian troops. After Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, the current and lasting effects are still relevant over two years later.
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Pammer retires after 42 years
After 24 years with the district, IVMS principal Jeff Pammer has decided to take a step back to spend more time with family.
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Art show displays creativity
To showcase student artists’ talents, the art department held its annual art show on May 3-4, sharing their creations with the community.
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Film Fest ‘Big Red Carpet Event’
To have a fun and educational experience, students created movies and skits to submit to the Film Festival. The films were shown to parents and other students on May 11.
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Rock, paper, scissors…shoot!
Unified Track organized the first-ever Rock Paper Scissors Tournament on April 26.
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Mental health month opens conversations
To make teenagers and adults comfortable to discuss mental health issues, May’s Mental Health Awareness designation aims to break the stigma surrounding mental health.
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AP Biology offers new credit opportunities for 2024-2025
By offering a dual enrollment option in the AP Biology course, students will be guaranteed to receive college credit, if they pass the class, rather than if they achieve a specific score on the AP exam.
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Astronomy Club offers eclipse viewing opportunity
By organizing a solar eclipse viewing event from 2-3:30 p.m. on April 8, the science department and Astronomy Club were able to give over 1,000 students a chance to watch.
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At annual blood drive, heroes come in all ‘types’
With help from the American Red Cross, the high school hosted a blood drive on April 9 in the auxiliary gym.
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