Aubrey Gehman, News Editor
Trees for Troops connects veterans
Hosting the annual Trees for Troops event at Bustard’s Christmas Tree Farm in Lansdale Pa., partners Jay and Glenn Bustard met on December 5, 2024 to show gratitude for active and retired military personnel.
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Book bans, censorships decrease diversity in school
As book-banning attempts reach record numbers, it is important to understand the importance of having access to a diverse selection of books in a school environment. In 2024, 4,231 books were banned across the country.
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ADL conference helps students stand up to hatred online
By attending the annual ADL conference at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, students were able to learn about their impact and footprint on social media and how to be conscious of hate spread online.
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‘Moana 2’ delivers new characters, messages
Moana 2 gives its audience a plot full of both familiar faces and new characters, fighting to unite the lost people of the sea.
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Blood drive donors express support for the cause
The annual fall blood drive took place on October 29. The blood drive was enabled by the Red Cross and organized with the help of wellness teacher Karin Clark.
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Voices Unheard: Getting vaccinated is a citizen’s responsibility
Vaccination poses the opportunity for citizens to play their part in society and keep themselves and others safe, especially during the winter season.
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Homecoming celebrates community
Homecoming weekend, consisting of a football game, tailgate and dance, provided students with an opportunity to celebrate the beginning of the school year and to have some fun with friends.
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School shootings cause lasting mental health problems
After experiencing a school shooting, students and staff are expected to return to their normal lives while still dealing with their mental health following the events.
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Voices Unheard: Be aware, social media footprints will last a lifetime
As people post and interact on social media platforms, it is important to remember that actions online need to be taken seriously. By being mindful of social media presence, it can save time and hardships.
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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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Students hope for success, prepare for upcoming AP exams
To earn college credit, students spend time preparing for AP exams. Exams take place nationwide May 6-17.
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Reading Olympics celebrates teamwork
Promoting reading among young students, elementary and middle schools across the district assembled teams to compete at the March 21 Reading Olympics held at the high school.
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‘Starry Night’ at Winter Ball
Attendees enjoyed an evening with friends while celebrating the completion of finals and the arrival of a new semester. Student Government spent months preparing for the event.
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Ultramarathons require skills, persistence
To be surrounded by a supportive community, ultramarathon runners in the area join running clubs and groups who have the resources and experience to encourage and help each other through training challenges.
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New phone policy brings focus to classroom
Attempting to reduce distractions in the classroom, the high school has implemented a new phone policy this year, using tools such as phone pockets to avoid students having cell phones out during class.
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