by Holden McKean, Activities Editor
• March 14, 2025
Spring is here and it's time to dance, that's right just last week on March First our school had its Spring Fling. Organized by StuCo and attended by our student body, this year's dance was full...
by Maria Linhoff, News Editor and Co-Photo Editor
• January 31, 2025
This year’s teacher of the year is Tori Ramsey. She is an English teacher and has been teaching for eight years, all of which have been at SCHS. She went to Missouri University of Science and Technology...
After a long tenure with teaching and education, Matthew Lenger will retire at the end of this school year.
“I have taught in 2 districts, 7 schools, 4+ subjects, students from 5th-12 grade, and been...
Any students in clubs, sports and performing arts can understand that at times, it can be difficult to obtain new members, especially with how many diverse interests students have. At the beginning of...
For the past few months the DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) and FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) students worked hard and prepared for their district competitions that took place...
The Essentially Ellington Festival at the UMSL Touhill Performing Arts Center so happens to coincide alongside the path of our own Jazz Band who will be partaking this Feb. 9. The goal of the festival...
After the exit of former Head Principal Jeff Walker, the shoes of head principal and assistant principal had to be filled right away. The district chose Ted Happel and Patricia Closson to fill those spots....
They always say “Bake it til you make it”, and that is exactly the case for junior Chase Nagel, the FCCLA regional baking champion. Accompanied by FACS teachers Daniele Munzer and Elizabeth Laley,...
A desire to affirm their formidable standing in student relations and to detract from becoming a self parody and to take up a gravitas fitting of an administration worth their salt is a desire that binds...
For a long time now, students of SCHS have been wanting a Chess club to be created and now that wish has come true.
“I run a chess club at my kids' school and my students here saw I had chess boards...
Sardonic of everything spectral interspersed with total curve balls proving to be the facetious underpinnings of the production as a whole, Gravestone Manor is emblematic of the resolve and resignation...
With fall sports coming to an end and winter sports coming to a dashing start, the players of the year and recognitions for athletes who have got selected for All-State teams have been announced. This...
Virgil Eaton is a Junior on their first year of newspaper. They decided to join after being told by teachers and family that they really, really should be on newspaper. In their free time, (and, let's...
Logan Brown, now a senior at SCHS, is extremely enthusiastic with anything Journalism or Photography. Going on his third year in Yearbook and his first in Newspaper, Logan hopes to capture that perfect...
Holden McKean is a senior and this is his first year on the newspaper team. he enjoys reading, playing cello, and working outside. He dislikes the cold and romance novels, he enjoys volunteering to help...
