Jaila Smith ’14 Staff Reporter  The Relay for Life event is for cancer survivors, patients, caretakers and  families who lost a loved one to cancer, or anyone who supports the

Tim Carroll ’13 Editor-in-Chief After working countless hours, participants of the I Gave My Sole For Parkinson’s Walk say the event was a great success. The walk supports the Michigan

Lisa Ruge ’14 Managing Editor Due to the lack of enrollment along with other financial complications, the district is not offering three classes including AP Spanish, AP U.S History and

John Athey ’13 Staff Reporter There are a lot of things that come with spring in the world of a local adolescent, school getting out, finals, the changing weather, and

Tim Carroll ’13 Co-Editor-in-Chief     After being deemed necessary by district administrators, new technology, such as iPads and laptops were purchased, upsetting staff, students and community members alike. Seven iPads are

John Athey ’13 Staff Reporter Aside from summer vacation, Spring Break is one of the most exciting parts of the year for students. The weather is warming up, and school

Brianna Hermann ’12 Editor-in-chief Principal Carmen Kennedy and Assistant Principal Michael Fringer introduced the Connector Conversations as a new way to bring the community and school together. “We are very

Cody Kellehan ’14 Staff Reporter As a way to help balance the district budget and keep certain classes and programs, the School Board decided to hire the private custodial group,