Battle with bats is far from over
Isabel Behrendt, Staff Reporter
April 18, 2019
Filed under News
Between the end of February and the majority of March, noticing a bat in the hallways or a classroom was hardly a rare occurrence. Whether it be bats residing in the walls, resting in the corners of the classroom, or flying around frightening students and teachers, bats quickly became the talk of the ...
Students draw connections to Ellis Island through narratives
Sydney Wolfe, News Editor
March 5, 2019
Filed under News
Imagine experiencing a new way of life that is not only foreign, but captivating. Embarking on the journey of a lifetime is the definition of the American Dream. Through each trial and challenge, people must learn how to adapt to their surroundings and create a successful future for themselves. Students...
Healthy Diet Proves Runners Success
Kalany Rosado, Staff Reporter
March 5, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Features, News, Sports
The track team meets for practice Monday through Friday right after a long day at school from 2:30-4:30.these athletes are training long hours through rain or shine. The Perry team is committed to growing and getting stronger and faster with every practice. On 2/27 3:30pm there first dual will take p...
Inside from a traveling teacher’s busy day
Vivian Duong, Staff Reporter
March 5, 2019
Blending in with a crowd of students during passing period, especially help maneuvering a cart full of several papers around the busy hallway of a multitude of students around can be equally tough for a teacher around. From getting classroom to classroom, it can be equally tough when everyone around...
Migrating bats infest C-building
Macie Miller, Sports Editor
March 5, 2019
Perry high school is continuing to expand each year, and a new addition to the C-building is currently being added. As boring as construction sounds, it has brought about some hysterics and excitement within classrooms that line the back of the building, closest to where the construction is taking plac...
Teaching life lessons through economics
Sydney Wolfe, News Editor
March 5, 2019
Filed under News
Economic classes are inspiring students to engage inside and out of the classroom. Through incentives and money talk, students are given the opportunity to perform better and stay involved on campus. A form of fake currency is used in two out of three of the economics classes. Here, money can be earned,...
Exchange student seeks to achieve American tennis dreams
Devin Jernigan, A&E Editor
March 5, 2019
Becoming a professional athlete is the dream of millions around the world. To turn a passion of a sport, a physical activity with the goal of beating your opponent, into a drive to be the very best that has ever existed and beat everyone along the way. Many people have this is a dream in their mind, ...
Food Truck Influences Student Population
Sydney Wolfe, New's Editor
February 12, 2019
Food truck success? A better option for hungry Pumas? Many students look forward to lunch as a pivotal part of their school day. However, there are mixed responses regarding the implementation of the food truck, “Nosh + Nomad” during Thursday lunches. With the goal of alleviating lo...
Say goodbye to paper schedules and hello to online registration
Mea Griffin, News Editor
February 12, 2019
Filed under News
As the new school year slowly approaches, that means it is time for new schedules. All current eighth, ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade students will have to undergo the process of choosing their schedules for the upcoming academic year. In previous years, schedules have been sent in via paper and...
ACT exams set to replace AzMERIT, AIMS testing
Mea Griffin, News Editor
February 11, 2019
Filed under News
With the end of the year right around the corner, students can prepare for testing season. Day after day, students cram in last minute studies before the finals that determine their future in academics. However, testing is about to change and it affects all students enrolled in the Chandler Unified School...
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