Having an in-person school year during a global pandemic means extra steps to keep all teachers and students safe. Those steps varied widely for students of orchestra, band, and vocal classes but in spite...
In the midst of COVID-19, students have had to alter their school lives in order to stay productive during the school day. One of these alterations includes creating new study spaces for themselves.
All...
The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the daily routines of students. Schools are closed and those with non-essential part-time jobs have been let go.
The stay-at-home order has also restricted...
Beads of sweat formed on senior Gabriela Arthur’s forehead as she delicately piped a design into the frosting of a cake.
“I love being able to pipe designs and put my own creative touch on the baked...
On Friday, April 5 State Trooper Tod Hileman came to share his knowledge on driving safety with students during an assembly that took place in seminar.
The assembly started off with Student Council...
This year’s KMEA All-State Choir participants traveled to Wichita on Feb. 21 for rehearsals and a performance on the afternoon of Feb. 23 at Century II Performing Arts and Convention Center.
This...
Students often get nervous before things a big athletic event or when they have to give a presentation for class, but imagine what it would feel like to have to perform for the entire student body.
That’s...
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