Staff Editorial: A Student’s Field Guide to Field Trips
November 17, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Staff Editorials
From farms to planetariums, many students remember elementary school field trips bursting with giggles, bagged lunches and bumpy bus rides; however, one rarely hears of high school students venturing out onto field trips. Though few and far between, our staff members agree that field trips can be e...
Staff Editorial: Picking Classes like a Professional
December 18, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Staff Editorials
Many students find the holidays stressful between tests, buying gifts and shoveling driveways. Some, however, become refreshed upon receiving the opportunity to choose classes for the upcoming school year. Today, all freshmen, sophomores and juniors will report to assigned classrooms to be guided through...
Staff Editorial: Coding the Cyberbullies
April 6, 2017
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Staff Editorials
At the beginning of the 2016-’17 school year, students and staff at NHS looked forward to an exciting school year. What staff members were not expecting, however, was how exciting it would actually be with the three fires, numerous fights, and coding possibilities arising from the students. Within a ...
Staff Editorial: Class Registration Made Easy With Favorite Choices
December 15, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Staff Editorials
Registering for classes can be a stressful event for many students without older siblings or friends to guide them to the best classes. On Thurs., Dec. 15, students and staff will breeze through a shortened schedule in order to end the day with Chad Buboltz, assistant principal, guiding them via a pre-made...
Letter From the Editor: A Last Goodbye to NHS
Madeline Terlap, Editor in Chief
May 25, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Staff Editorials
As the year comes to a close and the stress finally subsides, I have had some time to reflect on my four years at NHS. I am eternally grateful to the dedicated and caring staff who have advised and guided me throughout high school. My teachers have been the driving force behind me and have always...
Staff Editorial: Communication Issues Cause Confusion
January 28, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Staff Editorials
Throughout the school year, NHS students have commented on the lack of communication from administrators, which has caused confusion and stress. Several issues have been brought up about communication such as inability to hear announcements over the loudspeaker and not being informed on new hallw...
Staff Editorial: Abuse of Social Media Prevalent at NHS
January 20, 2016
Filed under Showcase, Staff Editorials
Twitter controversies hit NHS during the week of Nov. 2 as multiple “poll accounts” were used to cyber-bully students. In addition to ‘pollgate’ Associate Principal Mr. Chad Buboltz brought negative media attention on NJSD following an inappropriate gesture accidentally broadcast online. Both inst...
Mini-torials – Week of Sept. 9
September 9, 2015
Filed under Opinion, Staff Editorials
Salutes The staff of Satellite appreciate Mrs. Plankey's hard work and generosity as a teacher and adviser. Many freshmen felt welcomed at NHS during the first week of school. Satellite bulletin board offers a sneak peek at the newspaper website and gift card raffle. Chromebook distri...
Student Survival Guide
Alyx Prieto and Madeline Terlap
September 2, 2015
Filed under Opinion, Staff Editorials
Incoming and returning NHS students will face new challenges in the 2015 -'16 school year, and two NHS seniors hope to offer some advice to every Rocket.
Editorial: NHS Prom theme flawed
April 23, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Staff Editorials
By: Staff Editorial The 2015 NHS prom, with theme "Arabian Nights," scheduled to occur this Saturday at the Riverwalk Hotel in downtown Neenah has left students buzzing around school with excitement. Some groaning is the result of the venue change from the cafeteria to the hotel, which resulted in ...
A distress call against the dress code
January 7, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Staff Editorials
By: Editor -in-chief Emily Ugoretz Dress codes have been in order at high schools around the nation for as long as anyone can remember. Neenah High School is no exception. Recently, schools around the country have experienced objections relating to their dress codes. Neenah’s dress code shares qua...
Survey: Library entrance change unpopular
November 30, 2014
Filed under Editorial, Staff Editorials
The relocation of the library entrance is unpopular with students according to a recent survey of students. According to Media Specialist Mrs. Polly Kelly, "The change was made so the students can have a quiet learning environment." Although the intention of creating a quiet environment is admirabl...
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