STANDING UP
McCalee Cain, Editor-in-Chief
April 12, 2018
Before 10 a.m. on March 14, Senior Felecia Richey was contemplating engaging in her first act of political protest. “I was nervous,” Richey said. “I was like, ‘do I really want to leave class? Am I going to get in trouble? You know what, I’ll just do it.’” After joining over 100 of...
CANDIDATE RUNDOWN
Shelby Dorman, Web Staff
April 12, 2018
Elections for class representatives and positions in the Associated Student Body (ASB) take place in April. In ASB there are three roles available: President, who takes the lead role, Vice-President, their support, and the Secretary/Treasurer that takes notes and balances the budget. All students attending...
A VOTE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION
Sofia Kriz, News Editor
April 11, 2018
Filed under NEWS
The controversial topic of climate change was addressed and resolved during the Idaho Senate Education Committee vote regarding science standards on February 22, where the Senate passed a vote (6-3) to include references to climate change in the new science standards. The Senate’s vote contradicted...
BRINGING VIP TO SHS
Ciena Christensen, Web Editor
March 29, 2018
Volunteer Idaho Panhandle (VIP) is an organization that aims to connect community members to volunteer opportunities tailored to their personalities and to encourage students to expand their volunteer options. After witnessing the energy of Sandpoint community members to give back, Sandpoint Community...
WILD MOUSE CHASE
Addi House, Social Media Editor
March 21, 2018
Filed under NEWS
As of three weeks ago, sightings of mice have been present at Sandpoint High School. While this has not yet become an epidemic, the janitorial staff is hard at work to prevent any more appearances and remove the mice from the buildings. Lead Facility Foreperson Rennie Wruck has worked at the high...
ACADECA SUCCESS AT STATE
Sarah Brown, Web Staff
March 20, 2018
This weekend, SHS’s AcaDeca went to state in Pocatello to use the knowledge they gained throughout this school year. Run by Dana Stockman, the team earned second place overall. AcaDeca placed 1st in the Large School Division and in the Super Quiz. Member Shane Curtis was awarded the Phillip Our...
LOCKING OUT LOCKERS
Sofia Kriz, News Editor
March 12, 2018
Filed under NEWS
With the replacement of textbooks with computers, and social interactions with social media, lockers have transitioned from a useful school tool to a metal box in the way of students. The Washington Post recently interviewed students from various schools nationwide all of which rarely, if ever, use...
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