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Silas Hibbs, the teacher for the Emerging Technology Class at Hays High School, shows junior Evan Powell how to use a drone throughout the class on February 4th.

Students explore new electronics in Emerging Technology class

Within the past twenty years, the use of technology in school has become a crucial part of classroom procedures. From using a computer for assignments, to a camera for journalism, incorporating technology...

Hays High students utilize digital devices for academic use

Here at Hays High, staff has made it a priority to incorporate technology into students’ classes. The devices utilized ranges from cameras, phones, laptops, computers, apps, etc. Taking college classes...

Hays High School program integrates technology for creative and instructional purposes

Click HERE for a brief explanation! In an ever-growing digital world, high school students are learning the importance of utilizing technology in all aspects of their lives. From the issuing of laptops...

Concerns arise with use of social media platforms

Concerns arise with use of social media platforms

For many teenagers currently they have grown up with social media. It has not been around long, so scientists are not aware of all the effects it has on teens. One of the most recent questions being raised...

During their Guided Personal Study class, students are allowed to use their free time to on go their phone if done with all their work. Juniors Grecia Enriquez and Katie Gutierrez talk about a picture on Enriquezs feed.

Social media effects: Students discuss their social media usage, its impacts

  We sent out a survey with fourteen questions asking students about their social media usage and experience. It was sent to sixty-seven Hays High School students: six freshmen, thirty sophomores,...

Throughout four years of high school, students prepare for their futures

Throughout four years of high school, students prepare for their futures

SENIOR PREPARATION After finishing what is said to be the hardest year of high school, students finally get to go into their senior year. Senior year is meant to be carefree and your last year as being...

Students prepare themselves for their futures

At Hays High School, seniors Maggi Lindenmeyer and Devlyn Jochum and junior Jessica Feyerherm are doing what they can to prepare for college. Between applying to colleges, writing scholarship essays, studying...

In the Halls: Holiday Traditions

Jessica Feyerherm, News Section Editor December 21, 2022

Seniors Alex Coveney and Emry Lundy share details about their long-term friendship

Nikka Vuong, Brenna Schwien, and Ryan Schuckman April 21, 2022

As each student goes through their own self growth journey throughout elementary, middle and high school, new friends may come in go during the years. For seniors Alex Coveney and Emry Lundy, they have...

Dress code raises concerns among students

Dress code raises concerns among students

At Hays High, the dress code is a popular topic for debate. Many students, especially females, believe that the dress code is unfair. These rules are known to cause distress among the student body. Often...

Students, staff share why they continue to wear masks

Students, staff share why they continue to wear masks

Nikka Vuong, Brenna Schwien, and Ryan Schuckman February 16, 2022

As Hays, Kansas, reopens following COVID-19, the community has started readjusting to a new normal. For the past six months, students have had the option of not wearing a face mask and accessibility...

In The Halls: New Year’s Resolutions

Ryan Schuckman, Multimedia Editor January 24, 2022

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