Runners sprint through the hallways and push through crowds to turn in money for their class, with hopes their donations to the Toys for Tots telethon and competition, organized by student council, will be enough for their class...
Bulky backpacks bursting seams of thick material and stress levels exceeding their limits. It’s midterm season.
“School is hard for kids, you know; grades are really important,” health teacher Valerie Schneider said....
Defeated and undefeated.
This year’s double header for varsity basketball took place against the visiting Henry Ford II.
“It’s unfortunate we lost, but we know what we need to work on and we are working hard everyday to ...
On page 11 of the December issue of "The Eagle's Eye" student newspaper, there was a spacing error in the "Hot cocoa craze" story, which resulted in a covered up text box. In the recipe for Nutella hot chocolate, the last ingredient...
When holiday music began playing on the radio during late October, choir classes did the same by rehearsing for their winter concert.
“I’m really excited about it because I love the holiday concert,” senior Gabby White...
Motorists can finally breathe a sigh of relief and drive freely after a year-long traffic jam –
construction work at the intersection of 24 Mile Road and Van Dyke ended on November 2nd.
“When I go to leave after school,...
The smell of sugary donuts and taste of warm cider brought the student body together as one, as they shared the memories of tailgating on football nights at events hosted by student council.
“The events are good for students, because...
