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Miller and team delivering teddy bears to the hospital.

Emery Miller Bear Drive expands

Sam Nabaty, Staff Reporter November 6, 2015

Tuesday Oct. 20 marked the kickoff date for the 6th annual Emery Miller Teddy Bear Drive. Junior Emery Miller started the drive to collect and deliver teddy bears to children spending the holidays in the...

Ariz. AG: It is illegal to opt-out of standardized tests

Sarah Campbell, Staff Reporter November 6, 2015

Students will do everything they can to get out of a standardized test, and last year it was as easy as getting their parent’s signature on a piece of paper. The rumored option to opt-out of the newest...

Coach Damien Tippett teaches Trajen Curtis (7) how to hit a baseball at the Catchers Crushing Cancer Clinic on Sept. 19. Curtis, a CUSD second grader, is a cancer survivor.

Baseball camp for a better cause

Ernesto Chacon, Staff Reporter September 22, 2015

Training camps for sports can be a very profitable business that often treads a fine line between taking advantage of young athletes, and guiding them in the right direction. The baseball program, who...

Perry Varsity Football team comes out during the Homecoming Assembly, Friday September 18 in the main gym.

Annual homecoming haunted house success

Sam Nabaty, Staff Reporter September 22, 2015

The stars did collide at the Homecoming Carnival on Sept.17. The carnival featured booths from all kinds of clubs including Culinary, Perry Pipes, Early Childhood, Drama Club, and many more. Clubs...

Loss of gifted programs in high school not necessarily a bad thing

Emily Narducci, Staff Reporter September 22, 2015

The National Association for Gifted Students describes a gifted student as, “youth who give evidence of high achievement capability in such areas as intellectual, creative, artistic, or leadership capacity,...

Students wonder if homecoming costs are worth it

Caden Johnson, Staff Reporter September 22, 2015

With this year’s homecoming ticket cost that was $25 without an activity card, $20 with one, or $30 at the door, some believe that the cost was reasonable, while others say their wallets are now a little...

I-10 shooter causes inconveniences for school buses

Zach Klein, Staff Reporter September 22, 2015

A recent terror spree, reminiscent of a similar crime a decade ago, has traumatized both the city of Phoenix and the state as a whole. Beginning on August 29, an alleged total of 11 incidents of projectiles...

Teachers recount devastation of 9/11

Caden Johnson, Staff Reporter September 22, 2015

The attack of Sept. 11, 2001 on the Twin Towers left a mark on many of the people who saw the event. On that day 14 years ago, two planes were taken over by terrorists and crashed into the twin towers....

Recovery Water: New face of health and hydration

Recovery Water: New face of health and hydration

Emily Narducci, Staff Reporter September 21, 2015

All athletes have their preferred choice of hydration method. Whether it is Gatorade, water, or some fancy product, such as Recovery Water, athletes will try them all. Some athletes will even use Pedialyte,...

Puma Den Improves Sales

Ernesto Chacon, Staff Reporter September 8, 2015

Lower prices, a better variety and good customer service was one of the many amenities that the Puma Den brought in last year.  The Puma Den opened when the new F building was done being constructed;...

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