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The student news site of Neenah High School

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Letter to Editor: Students Speak About Enforcement of Hallway Rules

Mindy Schmitt, senior December 30, 2015

Dear Editor: Recently NHS officials have reinforced a set of rules that affects students, particularly those who have release and the ability to leave campus for lunch. According to Mr. William Bauer,...

Letter to the Editor: The Dreaded 80-20 Split

Mark Cannon, junior December 30, 2015

Dear Editor:   As of the beginning of this school year, grading policy change has afflicted students across all grades. Introduced to the student body, in an initiative to more accurately assess the...

Letter: Get a Head Start on College; Take AP and CAPP Courses

Megan Janssen, senior December 14, 2015

Dear Editor: Students at NHS are fortunate to have the opportunity to take AP (Advanced Placement) and CAPP (Cooperative Academic Partnership Program) courses. Both of these courses allow students to...

Letter: Honest Talk about the Grading Scale

Mady Anderson, junior December 14, 2015

Dear Editor: The new grading at NHS called the “80/20” scale was implemented this year by administrators to put more emphasis on learning and being able to grow as students rather than sending them...

Letter: Water and Its Benefits

Casey Johnson, senior December 14, 2015

Dear Editor: Water is an essential liquid for all things living. According to an article "Importance of water and human health" water is made up of 2 parts hydrogen and 1 part oxygen. Recently some...

Letter: Become a Launch Leader

Emily Martis, senior December 13, 2015

Dear Editor: Being a LAUNCH Leader is much more than something, which looks good on a college application or release. Many duties need to be done as a LAUNCH Leader, and they are not always easy. Going...

Letter: Teachers Open Schedules to Open Opportunities

Annie Czech, senior December 13, 2015

Dear Editor: Dreams cannot be achieved all on one’s own without a motivation and a little help from someone who cares. Despite the stereotypical perception of teachers “ruining student’s lives,”...

Letter: Clean the Cafeteria Tables

Clarissa Tveten, senior December 13, 2015

Dear Editor: We use the lunch rooms everyday. We use it for studying during tutorial and eating lunch or breakfast. Unfortunately, the the tables are dirty constantly. Complaints and independent...

Letter: Dress Code Letdown

Jadyn Schroepfer, freshman December 7, 2015

Dear Editor and Administrative Team: Since the beginning of the school year, an abundance of students, specifically girls, have been wearing clothing that are too revealing, which causes mass discomfort...

Letter: Behavior in Parking Lot

Madison Banda, senior December 7, 2015

Dear Editor: The main parking lot has long been a source of much friction and many headaches. Putting aside the parking space issues, student behavior in the parking lot is a problem that persists no...

Letter: Books For the Holidays

Letter: Books For the Holidays

Charley Hrobsky, junior December 6, 2015

Dear Editor: The hassle of the stores during the holiday season is often a complaint amongst holiday shoppers. Last-minute shoppers, who make up an approximate 23 percent of all shoppers, according...

Letter: Noise pollution harms

January 16, 2015

Dear Editor: As more and more whales are turning up beached, people are beginning to wonder why. Two simple words can sum that right up -- Noise pollution. Usually when people think of pollution the first...

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