WHO ARE THE SHS CLASS PRESIDENTS?
Ben Wikoff, News Editor
October 14, 2018
Filed under NEWS
Emma Thielbahr Freshman Class President Emma Thielbahr “[Being class president] means a lot of responsibility and I’m really excited to be in this role and make our freshman year really fun.” Best childhood memory: Playing SoccerTots in Spokane as a kid Favorite candy: Starburst Favorite h...
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE ROYAL
Corinne Capodagli, Editor-in-Chief
October 4, 2018
Though marked by some as an antiquated popularity contest, this year’s nominations for Homecoming Royalty defy those notions and serve as an important turning point for the inclusiveness of all Sandpoint High School students. Senior, Eliyah Allen, was surprised to hear his name announced at Friday’s a...
VARSITY SPORTS & HOMECOMING KICKOFF ASSEMBLY
Addi House, Lifestyle Editor
October 2, 2018
Filed under NEWS, SHOWCASE, SLIDESHOWS
THE ART OF PERFORMING
Corinne Capodagli, Editor-in-Chief
September 29, 2018
Filed under FEATURE, NEWS, SHOWCASE
As the school year began, SHS saw an influx of new students and new classes. A popular class amongst many this year is Performance Psychology, taught by teachers Scott Fitchett and Connor Baranski. “The idea essentially was to have a class that focuses on the psychology behind people that perf...
A WORLD EDUCATION
Addi House, Lifestyle Editor
September 18, 2018
Filed under LIFESTYLE, NEWS, SHOWCASE
Many know Zabrielle Dillon as the Sandpoint High School art, pottery, and glass blowing teacher; however, many are unsure of the reason behind her absence for the past two years. In September of 2016, Dillon and her family moved to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the Middle East. Landing in th...
STUDENTS ON A MISSION
Molly Balison, Web Staff
September 16, 2018
Filed under FEATURE, NEWS, SLIDESHOWS, STUDENT LIFE
On July 9th, Senior Cody Johnson, along with a team of 6 fellow students from North Summit church and the Baptist church, flew 15 hours to the stunning Prague in the Czech Republic, where they would spend over two weeks. These two churches collaborate with one another on this annual mission trip to ...
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...
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