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Aaliyah Jackson, junior, fills up her water bottle at a drinking fountain. Water from this fountain and others was tested for lead and found safe for consumption.
Water Outlets Tested for Lead
4 days ago
For seniors’ graduation, announcers want to know how to correctly pronounce students’ names. Freshman Principal Amy Sturges created a Google Form this year to collect voice recordings of students pronouncing their names for staff.
Admin Increase Focus on Name Pronunciations
6 days ago
Recorded pneumonia cases were 63.3% higher than the 5-year median for the month of November, according to the St. Louis County Department of Public Health. Symptoms of pneumonia include fever, sore throat, coughing and more.
Pneumonia Cases Increase
December 11, 2024
In classes such as French 3, every student was present during class, which is the result of new guidelines for attendance set in place by Dr. Tracey Waeckerle. These guidelines were able to fix many attendance issues which had arisen from COVID-19.
MHS Attendance Rises Post-COVID
December 10, 2024
Aaliyah Jackson, junior, fills up her water bottle at a drinking fountain. Water from this fountain and others was tested for lead and found safe for consumption.
For seniors’ graduation, announcers want to know how to correctly pronounce students’ names. Freshman Principal Amy Sturges created a Google Form this year to collect voice recordings of students pronouncing their names for staff.
Recorded pneumonia cases were 63.3% higher than the 5-year median for the month of November, according to the St. Louis County Department of Public Health. Symptoms of pneumonia include fever, sore throat, coughing and more.
In classes such as French 3, every student was present during class, which is the result of new guidelines for attendance set in place by Dr. Tracey Waeckerle. These guidelines were able to fix many attendance issues which had arisen from COVID-19.
Mario Navarro, sophomore, makes DIY notecards for his French 3 class’s travel unit with Alexa Pippin, French teacher. In this class, Pippin encourages students like Navarro to utilize AI like ChatGPT to practice writing and conversing in French.
STEM night, an evening for young children to discover organizations and clubs in our community, was held Tuesday, Nov. 12. Dr. Cathy Farrar, HOSA Sponsor and science teacher at Marquette, explains more about the event and it's importance, along with HOSA representatives Abhiram Permareddy, senior, and Navin Ramamoorthy, senior.
Juniors Keerthi Pakalapati, Jamie Park and Ellie Pagan (left to right) write Gratitude Grams in their Ac Lab homeroom. Students could choose to deliver the notes themselves or give them to Student Council members to deliver at a later date.
Media literacy involves understanding and interpreting all forms of media, such as books, news, music, television, and much more. Molly Fitzpatrick, sophomore, used media literacy when she realized in a language arts class that Maisie Peters’ album, “The Good Witch,” contains many different references to Homer’s “Odyssey.” This includes lyrics like “The men start wars yet Troy hates Helen / Women's hearts are lethal weapons / Did you hold mine and feel threatened?” which is in Peters’ song, “The History of Man.” This lyric references Helen of Troy, a character from the “Odyssey.”
MHSNews staff share events for Wednesday, Nov. 13, through Tuesday, Nov. 19. Check back weekly for more events and announcements.
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