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
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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
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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...
Briefs
Vivian Duong, Staff Reporter
February 8, 2019
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Perry Orchestra Students Qualify for Regionals: Recently auditions were held to qualify for regionals band or orchestra in the second to last week of January. Several students who auditioned were able to be chosen through hard work and talent. Students who play cellos or violins had a lot of competition...
“A Girl with an Education is Unstoppable”
Jackie Rosales, Staff Reporter
February 4, 2019
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Perry High offers a multitude of clubs, surely one for just about everyone. So why feature She’s the First? Who is she? The club has quickly accumulated a fairly large amount of club goers, there is something else that sets them apart from every other club on campus. For starters, She’s the ...
Briefs
Joielline Tchilao, Staff Reporter
February 4, 2019
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Photography Invitational Art Show Recently, the Fall Blick Fine Art Photography Art Show was hosted by company Blick Art Materials, and several of our students were able to participate and show off their creative talents. In total, more than 20 of our students were able to be apart of this competition...
‘Tis the season to give back
Sydney Wolfe, News Editor
December 18, 2018
As students begin to deck the halls with the sound of Christmas in the air, many can look to their communities this holiday season. Perry is spreading Christmas cheer by giving back to its community. With clubs on campus partnering with charities alike, students are raising money and accepting donatio...
CUSD changes vape policy mid-year
Tyler McCracken, Staff Reporter
December 12, 2018
Late last month, principal Dan Serrano received an email from the district offices regarding changes to the policy on vaping. The district overhauled their policy for vaping with a new way of punishment, courtesy of Marcus Williams who is in charge of discipline for the school district. The new puni...
With anti-semitism on the rise nationally, English classes trying to combat hate with literature
Sydney Wolfe and Nadine Loureiro
November 28, 2018
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Literature is the key to learning different aspects of life, including the past. With Nazi hate symbols and nationwide controversy, history seems to be going in a cycle of reflecting its past into the present. From Wisconsin High’s picture of student saluting to swastikas being painted around the...
Remembering Ms. Jones
November 19, 2018
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Following any tragic, unexpected death, we as people tend to remember the fallen as ‘lights’ who shared their positive influence and kindness among those around them. As aptly stated by 2018 graduate Joanna Gunaraj, a student of debate coach Leslie Jones’s last year, this is simply incorrect; ...
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