Sandy Hook: Reaching out goes a long way for change
Tayler Searcy, Reporter, Editor in Chief
December 15, 2012
The clock struck 9:30 a.m., as shattered glass spread across a hidden area of the Sandy Hook Elementary School grounds. Oblivious to the creeping danger, just around the corner, classes remained in session. It was at this time 20-year-old gunman Adam Lanza entered the building, and opened fire. This... Read More
Head volleyball coach leaves the court for good
Tayler Searcy, Reporter, Editor in Chief
November 14, 2012
A coach can be defined in many ways. A leader. A role model. A friend. For the last 2 years, volleyball Head Coach Ken Anderson has lived up to every meaning of the word coach, and more. “[Coach Ken] taught me how to be tough, if it wasn’t for him I wouldn’t be the player I was at the... Read More
Lowell Building demolished in first phase of new school
Tayler Searcy, Editor in Chief
October 5, 2012
After the demolition of the Tech Arts Building in June, Saunders Construction moved on to a heavier task, the Lowell Building. The Lowell Building has housed many different schools, as well as a recent haunted house during the Halloween season. “Originally, Lowell was built to be an elementary... Read More
Information for free ACT practice tests
Tayler Searcy, Reporter/Editor
January 13, 2012
Register today! Kaptest.com/practice test or 1-800-kap-test Take ACT practice test at Cherry Creek High School This test is proctored like an actual test; however, the score doesn’t go on record. Saturday January 21st: 8:00 am- 12:00 pm in west building $20 to register. Registration is taking... Read More
Halloween festivities begin at EHS
Tayler Searcy, Features Editor
October 28, 2011
It’s Saturday night, two days before Halloween, and no one knows what to do, but they know one thing. They do not want to stay at home. Here is an idea. Make your way to the Englewood High School commons for the Hallow’s Freak Fest Halloween dance. The dance begins at 7pm on Saturday October... Read More
From EPD cop to MLB scout, this Pirate brings his game to head EHS security
Tayler Searcy, Features Editor
October 10, 2011
The safety of Englewood Schools is important to every parent and student in the community; however, some would say that the safety of our school is most important to head of security,Officer Tim Mitchell. Not only does Mitchell care about the safety of Englewood Schools, but also about the... Read More