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On Tuesday, Nov. 4, the community voted to not pass Prop S, a tax levy that would have dedicated funds to staff salaries. The district is now reflecting on the vote before moving forward, Superintendent Dr. Curtis Cain said.
Community Fails to Pass Prop S
Tax Levy for Staff Salaries Doesn't Pass, District Reflects
Samantha Perz and Morgan Siegel 1 day ago
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Ashwin Premkumar, sophomore, works with students at Wild Horse Elementary during a Gluons elementary school visit on Tuesday, Oct. 21. Alongside collaborating with local elementary schools, Gluons also began a STEM resource drive.
Robotics Team Hosts STEM Resource Drive
Samantha Perz, Editor-in-Chief • November 5, 2025
On Wednesday, Sept. 17, students in the Forensics class used a combination of iPads and cameras to photograph a crime scene. Since there were only six available iPads for use, Dawna Barnhart, forensics teacher, used older cameras to ensure students would be able to take pictures. "I believe it [taking photos] is a necessary step for forensics class," Barnhart said. "None of my students should have to depend on other students to get photos."
Classrooms Adapt to Phone Policy
Annanya Sethi, Features Editor • October 23, 2025
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Local businesses such as Straub's specialty grocery store in Town & Country are essential to the culture of the community. These businesses not only provide comfort, but they are also important to local economy by selling local products.
Opinion: Become a Tourist in your Local Community
Grayson Bowen, Opinions Editor • October 17, 2025
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Freshmen Marcella Lievanos and Anna Martin integrate brain rot into their lunch conversations. Brain rot can be destructive in many ways.
Opinion: Brain Rot is Destructive
Lucy Gillian, Staff Reporter • October 13, 2025
Many colleges offer campus tours year-round. They are often led by current students which can give more insight into the college experience.
Opinion: College Visits are Essential
Zoey Srote, Opinions Editor • May 4, 2025
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