Olivia Lehrer, Students of Journalism
• December 3, 2017
Nancy Bredendick, daughter of former teacher Ruth Bredendick, responded to Mystery: Golden Artwork Missing through e-mail.
Specifically, Bredendick reached out in response to the Satellite's...
Luke Hameister, Student of Journalism
• November 28, 2017
Best Friends, a youth tutoring service, held its organizational meeting on Nov. 6 at NHS.
Best Friends is a local organization focused on allowing high school students to provide help to elementary...
Tanner Reffke, Student of Journalism
• November 28, 2017
A Blood Drive hosted by the National Honor Society was held on Wednesday, Nov. 8, to help those in need of blood.
Many students participated in the drive, either donating or helping the Community Blood...
Sam Brazee, Student of Journalism
• November 27, 2017
Numerous changes are observable in the parking lots after the 2016-'17 school year, which is sparking student curiosity.
The most noticeable change is that a car drives around the parking lot, issuing...
Olivia Lehrer, Student of Journalism
• November 26, 2017
A piece of landscape art dedicated to a former NHS English teacher is now missing from the Pickard lobby.
“I have tried locating the painting, but to no avail,” Linda Walter, an NHS administrative...
Alyssa Remme, Student of Journalism
• November 26, 2017
An Assistant Child Care Teaching (ACCT) class is being introduced to NHS, beginning in January of 2018.
In this class students will learn how to plan lessons for children, what is involved in licensing...
Zakary Will, Student of Journalism
• November 26, 2017
The N.J.S.D. Board of Education held a special meeting on Thursday, Nov. 2 to discuss and vote upon proposed updates to the district’s Human Growth and Development curriculum.
The curriculum contains...
Emilee Wise, Students of Journalism
• November 26, 2017
Keeping watch and time for over a century, the Neenah clock tower will be celebrating 130 years in 2018.
“It’s become an icon of the city,” member of the Neenah Historical Society and NHS history...
Jacob Theisen, Student of Journalism
• November 25, 2017
NHS students feel skeptical about the switch to a standards-based grading scale -- starting next year.
“I don't know a lot about standards-based grading, but it sounds awful,” senior Maggie Schuster...
Nina Duffeck, Student of Journalism
• November 25, 2017
Homelessness rates rise with America’s fragile economy--with that, Neenah strives to ensure that each school year, district students without permanent night-time residency receive the resources the community...
Vintage Show Choir will be hosting its “Opener” show on Nov. 21 in Pickard Auditorium.
The show is free and includes acts from Touch of Class, the Jazz Ensemble, Act 2 and Vintage.
Prior to...
The Helping Hands Craft Fair, which is an annual event in the community of Neenah to benefit local families in need, set records in terms of profit and attendance on Saturday, Nov. 4.
The Helping Hands...
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