By: Alexi Milburn
Oh, the greatest time of the year, fall. But what’s more exciting than fall itself? Halloween. The horror, the gore, the candy, the parties, and the costumes all make for one perfect holiday. While all of this is cool, where did Halloween originate? What started all of this craziness? That’s what we’re about to find out. Continue reading Trick or Treating – Where Did it Start?
By: Matthew Vibbert
The Warren County School District just recently added a new scheduling, removing one period in the day and adding an Advisory time, which allows students to interact within different clubs. It also extended every class period to fifty minutes, which makes more time available for lessons to be taught and helps teachers get further in the course than normal. Continue reading Eisenhower Adapts to New High School Reform
By: Ayla Valone
The new school year has brought in many new students, along with new teachers, and that makes us all question who they are and what they’re like. As some of you may or may not know, Eisenhower welcomed a new art teacher this year, who replaced Mr. Allenson after his retirement. Continue reading Teacher Spotlight Shines on Mr. Pollard
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