A student was suspended after making a threat via text according to an email sent by the SHS principal Jacki Crossingham on Sunday.
Campus Security Officer JD McElroy collaborated with Resource Officer...
Student mentors at Sandpoint High School are hosting many events for students and teachers to enjoy this December and January.
The mentors’ sponsored projects are scheduled to run from Dec. 2 to Jan....
The school's gym was alive with science.
Students shared their knowledge in multiple science disciplines during The Science Circuit. The primary attendees of the annual event are elementary students...
The school has decided to implement SmartPass, a website that will act as a virtual bathroom pass. This will be implemented on February 27th. With that, I reached out to Mr. Taylor, to ask him questions...
April 24, 2024, Joe Biden signed the ban on TikTok in the United States that would completely remove TikTok from users’ phones unless TikTok’s parent company, Byte Dance, sold the app to a US company...
The pen has always been mightier than the sword—and without a doubt, it remains the most powerful tool that rests in the Oval Office. Lately, however, it hasn’t been resting. In the hands of the president,...
It’s an election year, hopefully this is not the first time you have heard of this. Whether that be people complaining about the candidates on social media, political ads every time the television turns...
On July 1st, 1971, the 26th Amendment passed, granting 18-year-olds the right to vote. During the entirety of the Vietnam War, 18-year-olds fought tooth and nail to be able to vote since they could be...
Presidential election fever is sweeping the halls of the high school.
But it's probably not the presidential election you are thinking about. This campaign finds two staff members — JD vs. JP —...
To be the best at something means that you have something more than your competitors, whether it be in resources, training, time, skills, etc. The Sandpoint high school Academic Decathlon team has been...
The year 2023 saw a lot of United States legislatures that promoted book restrictions, with the grand total of such bills numbering over 500. Now, following the form of states like Florida and Texas, Idaho...
