The Precedent

Senior Justin Still pitches during a baseball game. Still has now signed with the University of New Mexico.

Seniors commit to colleges, 6’ 11” junior still undecided

Lauren Ludwig, Staff Reporter December 15, 2020

Perry High School has a record of student-athletes who have been recruited to various colleges to play their chosen sports, and this year is no exception. Seniors Justin Still and Alyssa Montoya, among...

Jenna Heller, Makayla Long, Caden Malloy, Briana Mattos, Alyssa Montoya, Ella Rud and Gabby Valadez speaking at signing day. The students thanked those who supported them and expressed excitement and gratitude for the opportunities to play on a collegiate level.

Fall signing day for student athletes

Saydria Ostler, Staff Reporter November 20, 2020

On Thursday, Nov 11, Perry’s Athletic Department had their annual Signing Day, celebrating athletes Jenna Heller (Volleyball), Makayla Long (Track and Field), Caden Malloy (Soccer), Briana Mattos (Softball),...

Applications for several different colleges surround a computer which has a welcome page from the college ASU. As time narrows down, students begin a more frequent search for applying to colleges.

Corona college applications

Makayla Premo, Staff Reporter November 20, 2020

In these times as a senior, applying to colleges is a little bit different than how it used to be when COVID-19 did not exist. As the time is dwindling down towards graduation, I know many seniors are...

Coach Houg: Strong and Motivated

Coach Houg: Strong and Motivated

Jalyn Knight, Staff Reporter April 13, 2020

It is no secret that with this atrocious medical pandemic sweeping the nation, people are struggling with being out-of-work and quarantined at home. Teaching is perhaps one of the most affected fields...

Students Join Clubs for Wrong Reasons

Students Join Clubs for Wrong Reasons

Paige Luedtke, Staff Reporter March 5, 2020
"Students are abusing the opportunities clubs allow for by joining them for inappropriate reasons."

Final Exams are a Nuisance to Students, but a Necessity to Future Success

Michael McKinzie, Staff Reporter January 19, 2018

Every Semester Students across the country prepare for their final exams in pursuit of a passing grade in their various classes. Teenagers despise the tests due to the stress and anxiety they cause, but...

Staying in state offers comfort

Ellie Wendt, Staff Reporter May 19, 2017

There's no place like home. What better time than college to apply this valuable life lesson? Today many students are faced with countless college opportunities. Ranging from those fortunate enough to...

College planning through high school

Valerie Burgess and Ethan Thai December 16, 2016

Throughout high school, the looming pressure to prepare for college is ever present. Classes, grades, class rank, and standardized testing scores are all factors which comprise the college application...

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Clinton and Trump: The future of our education

Elisa Thomas, Staff Reporter September 16, 2016

The 2016 Elections are sneaking up on us. Although most of us cannot vote, it’s still important to know the main candidates stance on topics that affect us. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are the two...

Class of 2016 sets school record for scholarships

Kendall MacGregor and Sam Nabaty May 18, 2016

With the end of the school year in sight and approximately 700 students preparing to receive their diplomas, the class of 2016 has something else to be proud of. According to the Career Center specialist,...

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