NewsAs the seniors prepare to graduate; one of their final memories of high school includes a picnicMay 11, 2026
Madline Mikolowski, Staff writer
OpinionClassic novels raise controversial thoughts on if they should be taken off shelvesApril 15, 2026
Dawn Sheldon, Staff Writer
FeatureThe yearbook staff send their fourth and final deadline of the yearbookMarch 24, 2026
Troy Hensel, Staff Writer

OpinionDigital literacy class already exists and it’s called EnglishMarch 19, 2026
Shelby Grove, Staff Writer









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The senior picnic is a way for the graduating class to get together on their last day. There will be several activities to enjoy at the event. “I think that it gives the seniors a chance to cope with losing these people that they’ve been with for one to even 12 years. It lets us accept that this is the last time that we’re going to see a lot of these people and kind of disperse those emotions, let them be expressed in a healthy way,” senior Random Meyers said.
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Removing books hinders the opportunity for students to learn about important life lessons.
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The yearbook staff set up some balloons to throw to celebrate their finals deadline before spring sports.
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Eagles go into halftime down by 8, but they’re battling their way back up the score board
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Women’s Varsity Basketball plays in the state semi-finals against Muskegon in East Lansing at the Breslin Center. They lead after the first quarter 14-13.
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Women’s Varsity Basketball plays in the state semi-finals against Muskegon in East Lansing at the Breslin Center. They lead after the first quarter 14-13.
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