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Anna Gray, social studies teachers, brought in newspapers from multiple publications to class the day after the incident at the Capitol Building. Gray said it was important to offer many resources to students to demonstrate all the perspectives of a situation.

Living Through History: How Social Studies Teachers Taught the Breaching of the Capitol

Connor Del Carmen, Associate Editor
6 hours ago

As MHS progresses into 2021, the Messenger identifies various resolutions that can be carried into the new year. The following changes are benefactors to your overall health and wellness in this week's list of Friday Fives.

Friday Fives: New Year’s Resolutions

Carter Van Buskirk, Features Editor
7 hours ago

Over the summer, Rodrigo posted a clip of her original song, “drivers license,” on her Instagram account, which received more than 450k likes and more than 7.5k comments. She released the full song, Friday, Jan. 8, and it is currently number 1 on iTunes top charts and is trending all over TikTok.

Review: Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘drivers license’

Grace Taylor, Social Media Editor
4 days ago

Most students are celebrating the holidays with their families, going on vacations, spending time with friends or taking time for themselves during break. Students are simply giving themselves a much needed and deserved break. A final after a long break is just setting students up to fail when they get back.

Finals Are Not Always Necessary

Grace Taylor, Social Media Editor
4 days ago

Juniors received a sample ACT test and scoring instructions in the mail by MHS in the fall in preparation for the school administered ACT on March 2.

ACT, Clean Up Your “Act”

Mason Kellerman, Illustrator
4 days ago

Last Wednesday, Jan. 6, pro-Trump demonstrators infiltrated the Capitol building, interrupting the counting of electoral votes that would confirm Joe Biden's win.

Protest at the Capitol Sparks Student Reactions

Zara Tola, Copy Editor
5 days ago

America faced one of its darkest days in its history of domestic terrorism Wednesday Jan. 6, as the darkest aspects of society and the Trump presidency were brought out of the shadows and onto Capitol Hill.

Attack on Capitol: Rioters Expose Crumbling American Society

Lauren Pickett, In-Depth Editor
6 days ago

According to the National Stuttering Association, an estimated 1% of adults in the U.S. stutter, with stuttering being three to four times more common among males than females.

Why I Speak Up, Even With A Stutter

Zara Tola, Copy Editor
January 7, 2021

Hand sanitizer and face coverings are important items to keep handy when travelling during COVID-19. Both items help in preventing the spread of the virus.

5 Tips To Safely Travel During The Pandemic — From Personal Experience

Annie McGinnis, Co-Sports Editor
January 7, 2021

Sophia Marciano, junior, volunteers at the Trevisano family home. The family dresses up as Christmas characters, Marciano as an elf, and kids interact with them as they raise donations for the St. Patrick's center. Recently, ABC's Great Christmas Light Fight show filmed the exterior decorations.

People of Various Religious Affiliations Navigate the Holiday Season

Akhila Swarna and Grace Taylor
December 28, 2020

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