Marquette High School's Library is hosting its annual winter reading challenge in order to encourage students to read more in their free time. As a way to motivate students to read more, the library is...
Natalie Cox, junior, started tutoring honors biology and regular geometry last year during COVID.
“It all started when I got the ‘do you want to tutor?’ email during the virtual COVID year,”...
Students and staff continue to feel the effects of a district-wide data hack from Thursday, June 17, that has left many wary of how safe their information actually is online.
Alex Chen, junior, has...
The Hazelwood School District, along with more than a dozen other districts in the St. Louis area and across the state, extended their Thanksgiving breaks to the entire week off for self-care.
“Our...
Jumping for joy, but tentative about the prospect of getting a shot, twin brothers Evan and Mervin Owuor, fifth graders at Geggie Elementary School, made plans with their father to receive the COVID-19...
Mustangs are mourning the loss of two students who lost their lives in a car crash Sunday, Nov. 14.
Jacob “Jake” Keifer, sophomore, was born Feb. 17, 2006. He participated in water sports,...
As a result of the construction that took place over the summer, the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) units in certain areas of the building have been malfunctioning, causing many classrooms...
Andrew Vendt, sophomore, walked into school on Monday, Sept. 27 and headed to the theater where he stayed for the next four hours. Vendt was going to take the pre-ACT test.
Every year, MHS sophomores...
When Stevion Griffin, sophomore, was confronted by two white women while walking toward the bus after football practice, he never expected what he believed was going to be a sports interview to instead...
MHS’ National Honors Society (NHS) held a kickball fundraiser called “Kickin’ It With KEEN” at Ellisville Ballpark on Oct. 16th.
The event worked in association with the St. Louis chapter of...
