EAST program continues yearly food drive during COVID-19

Natalie Herrera, Reporter November 24, 2020

The EAST program has continuously been recognized at the national level throughout the years. EAST has hosted a variety of events and has created community-building projects. With this year’s COVID-19...

Black Friday returns with COVID-19 regulations

Marissa Williams, Reporter November 24, 2020

With Black Friday sales coming up, people are unsure what it will look like with new COVID-19 regulations. November 27th is going to look interesting this year, some stores are only doing online, while...

Silver Stars kick competition at State despite COVID-19 complications

Avery Lanning, Co-editor November 24, 2020

Stepping into the competition, sophomore, Ella Quinlan is immediately hit with an intensity not yet felt this season. Unlike most competitions, a state title is on the line.  “The overall vibe...

Art program hopes to improve mental health

Emma Roach, Reporter November 4, 2020

Art Mends is a program set up by Crystal Bridges to provide insight and an outlet for essential workers dealing with mental health during COVID-19. Crystal Bridges provided a free box of art supplies for...

COVID-19 affects applications to colleges

Natalie Herrera, Reporter November 3, 2020

Senior Pedro Manon is a finalist for the Questbridge Scholarship and plans to attend a four-year college after graduation. Manon has applied to several universities such as Princeton, Yale, Brown University,...

2020 election leads students to question the importance of good character

2020 election leads students to question the importance of good character

Alli Flynt, Editor-in-Chief November 3, 2020

The 2020 election season has undoubtedly stirred great conflict between students and their peers, teachers, and families. From these conversations and debates, it has been questioned whether a candidate's...

Homecoming court celebrated at local schools

Emma Roach, Reporter October 21, 2020

Many schools in Northwest Arkansas participate in their own homecoming court. Something that you don’t hear a lot about is the purpose and tradition of homecoming court at our school and other schools...

Hands on classes bring classwork home

Jacqueline Sanchez, Copy Editor October 19, 2020

As senior Brooklyn Rose walked down the hall and into the rotunda, worry swept her mind when she realized her clay for ceramics class had been forgotten at home. Classes such as ceramics, T.V. production,...

Artwork by Faith Ortega

One-hundred self quarantined students add to the multitudes of isolated peers

Alli Flynt, Editor-in-Chief October 6, 2020

A dark cloud hangs over  John Holmes’ first period AP world history class as they drag their chromebooks out of their bags. The usual morning slump is not the only reason they lack energy this morning,...

Mandatory quarantine for teachers, students disrupts learning

Natalie Herrera, Reporter October 6, 2020

Senior Andrew Samountry enjoys going to school to chat with friends at lunch and interact during class discussions. Now with the restrictions that COVID-19 has placed, Samountry feels alone and is falling...

Students’ new normal masks emotions

Emma Roach, Reporter September 22, 2020
How do students feel about wearing a mask? How has it changed school for them?

COVID-19 shifts learning environment

Laney Wilson, Reporter September 22, 2020

While junior Makenzie Davis attends school three days a week, she participates as a blended learning athlete. After the sixth month period of school being dismissed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Springdale...

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