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Students who want to go into law enforcement now have a class that gives them a preview of their future. The law enforcement class is a new class that was instated in the beginning of the semester.
Previewing your future
Adrianna Stamevski, Staff Writer • November 20, 2024
The special needs LCCE program is ready to make the year great as Kevin Edwards and Tina Moore plan together a pizza fundraiser. Posters made their way into the weekly newsletter to gain support for the good cause.
Pizza with Buddy’s
November 18, 2024
Providing students with opportunities for trade skills based careers, the Industrial Readiness has employment networking events and hands-on classes like machining and construction. The program is tuition free for those who are eligible.
Hands-On Horizons
November 14, 2024
Outside of room 415, the Arts and Crafts Club put up their poster. The club was made to give students a creative outlet. Every month a new craft is selected for the members to do. "There's no judgment on how well something turns out or not, and it gives people a different opportunity to learn new skills," club sponsor Connie Wakefield said.
Busy hands
November 13, 2024
Key Club members creates decorations for Fall Rally. They created posters in the shape of magnifying glasses, case folders and more.
Key Club: ready to rally
November 13, 2024
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Sports
Senior varsity football player Christian Ivezaj demonstrates how his sport impacts his actions in class. Sports marginally increase students' grades and amplify their academic achievements, according to uchicago.edu.
Ambitious athletes
Katherine Farmer, Staff Writer • November 19, 2024
After winning against Romeo High School, the varsity volleyball team is heading to quarterfinals. Beating Romeo in five sets, they are regional champs.
Spiking down doubts
November 18, 2024
Sophomore Abigail Kelly dives into the water for her 100-meter butterfly. "It was definitely hard, but I told myself 'If I get through this, then I'll be good," she said.
Dive In
November 18, 2024
Senior Lily Giacobbe and her teammates rehearse in preparation for a pep assembly. "One thing Ike dance has taught me is to never have any regrets, no matter what happens don't live with the regret that you could've done better or used more of your potential," she said.
Competition comeback
November 15, 2024
Senior defensive lineman Michael Dziadula is celebrating with junior defensive lineman Marco Fodale after a big play against Dakota. The Eagles went on to win this game 21-14 on October 11th to split the MAC red title.
Conquer the Cougars
November 8, 2024
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Feature
Senior Sophia Matheson runs her own business while she balances school and sports. So Super Sweet was founded in 2020.
Oh so sweet
Samantha Erwin, Co-editor-in-chief • November 20, 2024
Teens spend a lot of money on the newest trends. However, there are plenty of cheaper options made available that are easily overlooked.
Living in a material world
November 20, 2024
True crime's popularity soars among young adults. Gen Z spends more time per week watching or reading about true crime compared to the average true crime consumer.
Criminal captivation
November 15, 2024
Aiding hurricane victims, senior volunteer Braeden Sanborn flew down to Tampa Florida for a four-day volunteer position for Samaritan's Purse. "I feel it offers perspective on those events and just how impactful it is on people" Sanborn said. Working with the non-profit organization, they helped hurricane victims removed debris, damaged walls, furniture and anything that will help the homeowner rehabilitate.
Lending a hand
November 14, 2024
Displaying her baked goods Antoneta Gjonaj makes sales at a vendor show. Her bakery Neta’s Homemade Sweets has made thousands of dollars.
Recipe for success
October 25, 2024
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Roll into the holidays. In Downtown Rochester, senior Kyle Mecum’s car lights up for Christmas. This was the first year Mecum got the idea to wrap his car in Christmas lights, and it won’t be the last.

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Taking on school. The new SRO, Lauren Weiss, takes a picture in the gym with the Eagles mascot. Officer Weiss has spent years following in her fathers footsteps. “Honestly [to gain from this experience], I just want to build connections and relationships and just be there for students as a guidance person or someone that you can come to, to help them through whatever they may be going through,” Weiss said.

Like father, like daughter • 191 Views

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Curious kindergarteners. Helping to teach a class, senior Gabrielle Carnes reads a story to the kids. She got to work with her former elementary school teacher through her future educators class. “I love being able to break away from all the stress of the day and go see the kids,” Carnes said. “I know that when I go to placement they're all excited to see me.”

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