From mental health to the dress code, the April 11th board meeting covered a variety of new actions. Continue reading District board addresses several community concerns at April 11th meeting
Perfect for a season filled with family, ‘About a Boy’ perfectly captures the inescapably awkward and wonderful nature of bonding. Continue reading REVIEW: ‘About a Boy’ captures the uncomfortable, inevitable joy of family
Competing in 26 science-based events, the Science Olympiad team participated in their regional competition on Saturday, March 12th. Continue reading Science Olympiad competes virtually at annual regional competition
On Friday, February 4th, students and community members gathered for International Fest to learn more about various cultures. Continue reading International Fest kicks off school-wide celebration of cultures and heritages
The November 30th shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan renews the need and importance for national gun reform and stricter legislation — an ongoing debate since 1999. Continue reading OPINION: Oxford shooting renews nationwide need for stronger gun laws
Acting I students showcased their semester’s growth in a theater showcase hosted in the Performing Arts Center on December 9th. Continue reading Acting I students present theater showcase in Performing Arts Center
Sophomore Olivia Schwab’s small business, Griff and Summer Doggie Donuts, named after both her adorable pups, has only been in business since the start of the pandemic back in March of 2020 but already has a reputable standing within her community. Continue reading Puppy Love: Olivia Schwab brings tasty dog treats to community with her small business
East’s Fine Arts Department will present the murder mystery comedy “Bone Chiller” in the Performing Arts Center October 21st through October 23rd at 7 p.m. Continue reading ‘Bone Chiller’ set to warm, delight the hearts of theatergoers this week
