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Continue reading →: AP Bio Bath Bombs
AP biology teacher Paula Werner thought of a creative and fun way to kick off the end of the year. Usually the AP biology labs are dreaded by some students because they can be extremely challenging, but it would be hard to complain about this experiment. Werner wanted to have…
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Continue reading →: Public Schools v.s. Private School Sports
If you follow high school sports at all, you probably know that there is a large difference between public schools and private schools. Due to different rules regarding recruiting, private schools dominate many high school sports and repeatedly win state championship after state championship. However, you might be surprised to…
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Continue reading →: All School Assembly
The third annual All School Academic Assembly took place on April 27 directly after first period and went until around 9:50 a.m. At this assembly students were recognized for their academic achievements throughout the 2016-’17 school year. Some parents also attended the assembly to watch as their students were acknowledged…
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Continue reading →: State Testing
State testing. We’ve done it every year ever since I can remember. It started with the huge packets that was at least 50 + pages, then it moved to online testing. I remember specifically sitting in the computer lab, dumbfounded, mouth agape, staring at a computer screen instead of 100…
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Continue reading →: Salute to Education
Every year in April the Sylvania Area Chamber of Commerce recognizes local teachers, counselors, faculty, and administrators that are in the Sylvania Schools District. This year 12 teachers were chosen. These teachers were selected for their outstanding service to their school and students. One teacher from each school in the…
The Student Prints 