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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.
Student Medical Club Hosts Annual STEM Night Event
November 19, 2024
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.
Students, Staff Practice Gratitude
November 18, 2024
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.”
The Growing Importance of Media Literacy
November 16, 2024
MHSNews staff share events for Wednesday, Nov. 13, through Tuesday, Nov. 19. Check back weekly for more events and announcements.
Mustang Mashup Nov. 13 – Nov. 19
November 13, 2024
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.
Navin Ramamoorthy prepares for an after-school HOSA meeting.
Students attend the Marquette Academic and Cultural Club’s (MACC) first meeting on Thursday, Oct. 10. Both MACC and the Black Student Alliance share several members due to their similar focus on inclusion.
Seniors, Abhiram Permareddy (right) and Raj Gudavalli (left), analyze the votes for the Missouri Senate election and share their insights for the presidential race projections.
Students stream into the building before the starting bell rings at 8:28 a.m. To accommodate the return of teacher professional development during the school year, the 2025-26 school year will see classes start 7 minutes earlier.
St. Louis County residents line up outside the Daniel Boone St. Louis County Library Branch to cast their vote early on the afternoon of Friday, Oct. 25. In-person voting started early this year on Tuesday, Oct. 22, and will go until election day.
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