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  • Classes will resume on Monday, April 8
  • The induction for the Quill and Scroll: The National Honorary Society for High School Journalists will take place on Thursday, April 11.

Some additional thoughts & tips for virtual learning

Cameron Gibson, Media & Online Chief
October 12, 2020
Huang bikes 1000 miles

Huang bikes 1000 miles

Mackenzie Snyder, Entertainment Editor
September 28, 2019
Lauren and Danielle, two guests who attended the Special Needs Prom at JC, watch as senior Steven Kutcher performs a card trick before the dance begins on March 26. Since August, Kutcher has developed a passion for performing magic tricks and has performed on several different stages such as the Variety Show and at birthday parties.

Senior uses his magic touch to amaze audiences

Caroline Cooney, Editor in Chief
June 6, 2017

Powwow benefits St. Labre Indian School

Anna Sullivan and Allie Taylor
January 26, 2017
Long story short

Long story short

Grace Mottley, Assignment Chief
December 29, 2016
Rise and grind

Rise and grind

Erin McCloskey, Community Editor
December 26, 2016
Patriots adopt families in need

Patriots adopt families in need

Pia Scotto, Community Editor
December 22, 2016
Some students begin new relationships their senior year of high school while preparing for college. Are maintaing these relationships worth the stress after high school?

Seniors say no to relationships

Zachary Miller, Media Editor
December 9, 2016
Is that a vegan thing?

Is that a vegan thing?

Caroline Cooney and Alyssa Kraus
November 22, 2016
The common stress

The common stress

Pia Scotto, Erin McCloskey, and Christina Giovanazi
November 18, 2016
Double standards

Double standards

Grace Mottley, Assignment Chief
November 17, 2016
During Spirit Week, junior Madison Daily wears a Black Lives Matter shirt for Nationality Day on Oct. 4. Daily and other African American students dressed down in all black to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement instead of dressing in accordance with the official Nationality dress code guidelines.

Nationality Day leads to Black Lives Matter protest

Grace Mottley, Assignment Chief
October 21, 2016
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