Construction plans anticipate “new C-building”
Kayla gee, Reporter
July 30, 2018
The population of the school has experienced exponential growth since the doors opened back in the year 2007. Classes are reaching up to about 30 students in each period currently and teachers have become severely outnumbered. Plans on campus expansion have already broken ground for a new C-building. S...
Bus Barn opens for student parking
Macie Miller, Editor
July 30, 2018
Bus barn parking lot is now open behind the student parking lot exactly where the buses used to be. The lot added 329 new parking spots for students, allowing the entire junior and senior classes with to receive parking spots for the 2018-19 school year. All students that applied to get a parking spot r...
STEM Scholars looking for distinction at graduation
Morgan Chung, Staff Reporter
May 23, 2018
Freshman year, Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) program participants were told that there was a difference between STEM Diploma and STEM Scholar. Diploma requires you to take only two higher level core classes, science and math. Scholar requires you to take four or more higher level core ...
New generation of StuGo ushers in new faces
Callahan Nagel, Staff Reporter
May 23, 2018
Filed under News
The year of 2018 holds many memories near and dear for the students of Perry. Like the addition of another student parking lot to the glow foam MORP, and of course, the new Dutch Bros on Val Vista. This year also also some more serious milestones, such as the student led walkouts as well as the Red for...
Race to graduation; Lift Lab aids students in completing courses
Callahan Nagel, Staff Reporter
May 22, 2018
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As the clock ticks and the students countdown the days to graduation, some are spending their time putting in the extra work to make sure that they can graduate on time. Whether it was because of failing classes or not enough credit hours completed, students are sprinting to get these classes completed ...
Top 5 percent prepares to speak at graduation
Sawyer Del Fosse, Staff Reporter
May 22, 2018
Filed under News
Seniors have one thing on their mind right now: walking down the aisle at graduation. This impending liberation has created an overwhelming sense of senioritis, especially after the Red for Ed walkout teased seniors with a glimpse of the freedom they are about to enjoy as future graduates. However,...
Chandler Hays Wins Fourth in the World
Morgan Cleary, Staff Reporter
May 22, 2018
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Being fourth in the nation is in itself a great achievement, but being fourth in the world is reaching a whole different level. Senior Chandler Hays just competed in the International Career and Development Competition, winning a test medal, multiple final medals and the title of being fourth in the...
Seeing Red: Teachers With teacher walk-out looming, schools & state seem miles apart
April 25, 2018
To teach is to inspire a generation. But what happens when those who teach are tired of being underpaid? Va. was a spark, with teachers striking for nine days, inspiring Ky. and Okla., closely followed by Ariz. Educators in the Grand Canyon State first painted the state #RedForEd, a movement born o...
Red for Ed: a brief overview
Morgan Chung, Staff Reporter
April 25, 2018
The recession of 2008 affected citizens in both the private and public sectors. Schools were no exception. Teacher pay was cut due to this recession and due to tax cuts that followed. Ever since then, teachers have been advocating to get a raise to keep up with the rate of inflation. Abryanna Baldw...
Hope Doyle still pursues riding after rehabilitation
Kayla Gee, Staff Reporter
April 24, 2018
Anyone who has been through the momentous ‘first day of high school’ can share in the experience of nerves and excitement. The average freshman problems are as follows: finding the right class on time, having somewhere to sit at lunch, meeting new people and adjusting to the no sleep schedule from a...
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