Poetry Out Loud goes on despite COVID changes
This year instead of standing up and reciting poems up in front of a crowd, the Poetry Out Loud competition took place virtually
Gov. Cox speaks out on journey to becoming governor, NS roots
Recently elected Governor Spencer Cox was a small-town Sanpete kid, but that didn’t stop him from getting where he is today, making history
Students speak out on the importance of friendship
Written by Hope Shelley and Michelle Lee Whether it’s formed by replying to a waffles Snapchat story, going to preschool together, or living
COVID impacts student involvement, grades
A world-wide pandemic. Something that teachers and students could never have prepared for. Many new avenues of teaching and learning had to be
Free grab-bags provide snacks for students lacking food at home
One of the main qualities of high school students is that they are constantly hungry. With all the sports going on and the
FCCLA forced to adapt pref plans due to Covid restrictions
This year at NS, preference week will look different from ever before. Due to the recent increase of COVID-19 cases, the FCCLA club
Presidential election sparks controversy among students
The 2020 United States Presidential Election was one of the most highly anticipated events in recent history. With incumbent President Donald Trump running
New medical triage bags better prepare staff for emergencies
The safety of students at NS is a huge priority to many parents and teachers. School nurse Shauna Rawlinson and the school officer
Students and teachers discuss the benefits of past and present flex schedules
Due to the pandemic, NS has decided to have remote learning on Fridays. This decision forced the schedule for Monday through Thursday to
Teachers work towards positive connections with students
Many teachers turn to an education profession in hopes of teaching others, particularly young minds, and making a positive influence on their students.