If you’re apart of the French program at North Scott High School, you’ve probably heard the news. Mrs. Pearson has decided to retire.
There is one major question that comes from this news: What will happen …

by Tim Havenhill
Sometimes you have to break a few eggs to teach a lesson.
  Every year Mr. Merrick’s Physics and Conceptual Physics classes compete in the “All American Egg Drop”.  This is a test of the …

By Aislinn Martin
As we all know, flu season is beginning to rear its ugly head in the North Scott community. Several students have become ill in the past few weeks, causing them to miss school …

Photos by Allysa Cole

By Jameson Shank
“It’s over”, I thought as I awoke on the gloomy Monday morning after homecomming. The thought never re-entered my consciousness as I went through my morning ritual, which had become mind-numbingly routine. When …

By Kayla Hamilton and Elisa Stegman

For seniors who were not out having fun with the Homecoming Court, a new tradition may have just been started. Instead of staying at home during homecoming week or doing …

By Jameson Shank
Grayson Mhale, a pastor from Tanzania, spoke to Mrs. Mac’s Eastern World Geography class on Monday, September 21. Pastor Mhale came to the U.S. as a part of the Crossing Boarders program, which …

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By Julie Waner
The FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) is back and ready for action this year.  After their ice cream social last Thursday, September 17, the group is excited …

by Jonathan Zrostlik
Tabor, an 18-month-old black lab, is a prison-trained dog used to help Hope Bernick develop better conversation skills. As black labs tend to be smart and friendly, the dog functions as a good …

by Jameson Shank
Universal healthcare has become synonymous with President Obama’s push for healthcare reform, but now there is evidence suggesting a change of focus could be coming.
On August 15th, Obama spoke at a town hall …