Kiana Valeri, Student of Journalism
• March 14, 2019
“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...
Claire Bruder, Student of Journalism
• March 11, 2019
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...
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...
Sydney Raber, Student of Journalism
• March 10, 2019
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...
Sophia Tesch, Student of Journalism
• March 10, 2019
For the 2019-'20 school year, NHS students have the opportunity to substitute a physical education credit by participating in sports. Not all sports count, certain criteria exists.
This new P.E. credit...
An NHS classroom added Beneath Claire's House to an upcoming Readers' Workshop according to author Corey Popp's blog posted on Goodreads.com (Click to read complete blog).
Mrs. Mary Shandonay,...
The Board of Education proposed a new referendum that will create changes to all levels of schooling within the district.
With focus on the elementary level, insight begins with a historical perspective.
1858...
Changes are afoot in the NHS Physical Education Department with new block scheduling set to be introduced next year.
Not only will P.E. classes meet every other day, for 90 minutes at a time. But additionally,...
On Wednesday, Feb. 26, all students will take the Youth Risk Behavior Survey in their mod 3 classroom. The class schedule will be as follows:
Mod 1: 7:50– 8:32
Mod 2: 8:40 – 9:22
Mod 3: 9:30...
Last semester, NHS experienced two separate incidents regarding the pulling of fire alarms without proper reason. Both resulted in a loss of class time and false rumors reaching students and parents alike...
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