Romanian project promotes global connection
Harsitha Kalaiarasan, Feature Chief
May 24, 2019
Mr. Doug Mader has a new project on his hands-5000 miles away from SHS. Mader has partnered with educators Silvia Patrascu and Alina Cirja to build a school in an emerging Romanian city. Patrascu is the director of Colina Educational center in Cluj, Romania and Cirja is the director of a Finn...
Top Summer Restaurants
Gabby Khodadad, PR Team
May 23, 2019
Filed under Feature
Mexican: Tahona Kitchen + Bar: $$ Known for their distinct tacos and salsa bar Located at Summit Park Mazunte Taqueria: $ One of the most authentic mexican restaurants in the city Located in Madisonville According to City Beat, “The taqueria is... earning good word-...
Adaptive PE closes out the school year
Allison McElroy, PR Team
May 14, 2019
From Singaporean visitors to a district-wide field day, the Adaptive Physical Education (APE) program is having a busy May. APE is a district-wide program that allows students with special needs to participate in a physical education class through activities that meet each individual’s nee...
Hitting into the Major League
Deeya Prakash, Staff Writer
May 13, 2019
Freshman Jake Hertzman plays baseball anywhere and everywhere, be it the field on a rainy day, the backyard, or at a barbeque, the summer sun blazing down as he tosses the ball back and forth with his dad. However, the majority of last June, Hertzman played most of his baseball on the set o...
Last Minute Mother’s Day
Grace Zhang, Copy Editor
May 10, 2019
If you’re anything like me, as school comes to an end, you've probably been slammed with work. Caught up in the whirlwind of end of the year exams, Mother’s Day may have totally slipped your mind. Lucky for you, you’re not too late! Take a deep breath, get comfy and keep reading for a successful ...
Fourth graders write
May 10, 2019
It is often the early experiences of one’s life that can be the most formative, namely regarding passions and interests. Through their explorations of journalism, the students in Mrs. Karin Daley’s fourth grade advanced reading class at Maple Dale Elementary School are getting a head start. ...
Gov. DeWine pays visit to SHS
Anisa Khatana, News Chief
May 9, 2019
When Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and his security team drove down Cornell Rd. on Mon., May 6, they didn’t pass SHS—they turned into the driveway and continued until Gov. DeWine was inside the building. Gov. DeWine’s visit to SHS had two intentions: first, to present senior Madeline Hampson with a full-ride sc...
Science fair season culminates in international qualification
Anisa Khatana, News Chief
May 7, 2019
What do “hundreds of hours of research,” including what Govind Nadathur calls “over 60 hours in the school’s laboratory,” produce? For Nadathur and fellow sophomore Arvind Prasad, a pollution- and UV-ray-defying skin cream and qualification for the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISE...
SHS celebrates stellar ACT scores
Anisa Khatana, News Chief
May 2, 2019
After a morning of celebrating underclassmen for their achievements at the Underclassman Awards Ceremony on May 2, administrators took the time to recognize SHS students who performed exceptionally well on the ACT exam. 20 students scored a perfect 36 on the ACT: the most in school hi...
Sincerely, your Seniors
Megan Soellner, Copy Editor
April 30, 2019
Dear Underclassmen, Our time as seniors are almost over. With less than a month until graduation, we are practically done. AP exams and Senior Events, such as Field Day and Launch Day put us at less than 15 days of school left. You have probably heard many of us say that we can’t wait to l...
Marching band makes magic
Lindsey Brinkman, Entertainment Chief
April 29, 2019
Filed under Feature
Marching band. When you hear that what is the first thing that comes to mind? To those outside of the ensemble, most will just imagine the music or the halftime performances. However, to the 120 and more students who get the chance to actually march on the field, marching band is anything but “just th...