Neenah Referendum: Vote Yes or Vote No
Maddie Nail, Student of Journalism
April 1, 2019
Filed under Investigations, News, Referendum
The Neenah Referendum has been the talk of the town, as many changes to the city and its schools are about to be made. The grand total for the renovations is $129.5 million, which includes a new middle school, updated infrastructure and security, and other upgrades. On April 2, voters will have to make a choic...
Origin of Digital Learning: Decade in the Making
Garrett Kegley, Student of Journalism
March 21, 2019
Filed under Digital Learning, Investigations, News
Digital learning is a new concept inducted into the N.J.S.D. this year, and people within the school community have questions about its origin. Many students are confused about the concept and have questions on where it came from and how it relates to learning and helping kids save days added on to ...
Digital Learning Days: The New Solution to Bad Weather
Nathan Gehrke, Student of Journalism
March 17, 2019
Filed under Digital Learning, Investigations, News, Showcase
While other schools in the area are using traditional methods of dealing with excessive weather days, Neenah is trying out something new: Digital Learning Days. To the students and parents, this was a new idea, but according to Matt Anderson, Director of Technology for N.J.S.D, the concept has been...
Underclassmen Offer Insight: Hot Lunch Propaganda
Bella Brackin, Student of Journalism
March 17, 2019
Filed under School Lunches
Opinion: The perspective of underclassmen matters. Offering opinion as fact is exactly what propaganda is. Fact: NHS has A, B and C lunch, which are each about 30 minutes long. Lunches are always packed and chaotic as every student is trying to get their food together, so they can sit down to eat b...
Director of Learning and Leadership Spends Time to Talk about Replacement Credit
Caden Scheibel, Student of Journalism
March 17, 2019
Filed under Investigations, News, P.E. Class Credit, Showcase
With the new Physical Education Replacement Credit form circulating around school at the start of the second semester, many students, parents and teachers have questions regarding the subject. Some of those questions include: What brought this on? Why did NHS want this? In an interview with M...
Referendum View: Look into Shattuck Middle School
Olivia Widmer, Student of Journalism
March 17, 2019
Filed under Investigations, News, Referendum
Walking around the halls of Shattuck Middle School, taxpayers may start to notice things about the school that make it unique. Whether these traits are desirable or not, it is what numerous people are wondering. In terms of the referendum, people are questioning: What will the referendum...
Controversy Exists Concerning P.E. Requirements
Amanda Argall, Student of Journalism
March 17, 2019
Filed under Investigations, News, P.E. Class Credit
With the 2019-'20 school year inching closer, an abundance of change will soon exist at NHS. One seemingly controversial adjustment is the altered physical education requirements: athletes, of certain sports, will no longer have to take the class in order to receive the credit. Instead, their school s...
Digital Learning from the Eye of an Administrator
Jesus Mora, Student of Journalism
March 15, 2019
Filed under Digital Learning, Investigations, News
N.J.S.D. battled a harsh winter opponent who uses snow, wind and bitter cold temperatures to force the cancellation of school. In response, the district decided to strike back with its own strategy for snow days, digital learning. Digital learning has started to be implemented into all classrooms for snow da...
NHS Vegetarian and Vegan Lunch Options Explored
Kiana Valeri, Student of Journalism
March 14, 2019
Filed under Investigations, News, School Lunches
“It’s not a diet. It’s not a phase. It’s a permanent lifestyle change.” -- Anonymous I am Kiana Valeri a 15-year-old sophomore, and I am a vegetarian as well as another 31 percent of people in this world who live their life the way I live mine. According to recent article entitled, "375 million vegetarians wo...
Referendum: Students Encouraged to Vote
Claire Bruder, Student of Journalism
March 11, 2019
Filed under Investigations, News, Referendum, School, Showcase
While Neenah has always displayed a strong sense of community, a referendum proposed for the April 2 ballot entices the community to unite even closer. The referendum seems long overdue according to N.J.S.D. Superintendent Dr. Mary Pfeiffer, who has been an active member of the district since 1998....
Teachers and Coaches Express Viewpoints about Credit Change
Trevor Oneacre, Student of Journalism
March 10, 2019
Filed under Investigations, News, P.E. Class Credit
With the start of the spring sport season, coaches have been told little about athletics replacing PE classes and the requirements, slated to begin in fall. Concerns exist. Both teachers and coaches have provided insight into the issue, but they prefer to comment by position vs. name. Teachers worr...
Options for P.E. Credits: Athletes Share Perspectives
Sydney Raber, Student of Journalism
March 10, 2019
Filed under Investigations, News, P.E. Class Credit
Athletes will be able to have more options for completing their 1.5 credits for physical education. In recent meetings, the Neenah Board of Education pushed to allow student-athletes who participate in school athletics use these athletics to count toward their P.E. credit for graduation. Neenah off...
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