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Sally Armstrong, junior, drives a Hybrid Toyota to school.
Electric Vehicles Sighted in Campus Parking Lot as Sales Continue to Rise
May 27, 2025
A tree removal service cleans up debris following the deadly tornado that hit portions of St. Louis County and City Friday, May 16. The house narrowly avoided further damage from Friday's tornado.
Tornado Affects Marquette Community
May 23, 2025
The Geometry in Construction class started building a tiny home between the bridge and the stadium in the fall of 2023. Students enrolled in this year's course continued the work. The project is expected to be completed next school year.
Tiny Home Ends Second Year of Construction
May 23, 2025
Susan Hartley and Dr. Cathy Robertson, science teachers, lead their classes on a nature walk through the newly created trail on campus.
Science Teachers Build Nature Trail
May 22, 2025
Sally Armstrong, junior, drives a Hybrid Toyota to school.
A tree removal service cleans up debris following the deadly tornado that hit portions of St. Louis County and City Friday, May 16. The house narrowly avoided further damage from Friday's tornado.
The Geometry in Construction class started building a tiny home between the bridge and the stadium in the fall of 2023. Students enrolled in this year's course continued the work. The project is expected to be completed next school year.
Susan Hartley and Dr. Cathy Robertson, science teachers, lead their classes on a nature walk through the newly created trail on campus.
Students in French 2 study for their finals in a Tech Red Zone class, where cellphones are not permitted. A new Missouri bill may ban students from using cell phones bell to bell if the governor signs the bill into law.
Students in Ashley Hobbs’ AP Psychology class prepare by taking a practice multiple choice exam in preparation for their AP Exam on Friday, May 16. Students rely on the internet on a daily basis to navigate classwork; however, on Monday into Tuesday of last week the entire district lost internet for about 24 hours causing issues for teachers and students.
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is a career and technical student organization that encourages student leaders in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. Nationwide, there are 297,000 DECA members, and ICDC ended up having 25,000 students in attendance.
Emily Thompson, French teacher, goes over a writing test with Addison Risenhoover, junior. Thompson said she tries to incorporate fun elements into her lessons by inviting guests and other teachers to do activities with her students.
Silent Heroes Honor Fallen Soldier at Jefferson Barracks
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