How does distance learning look for younger students?
Helena Erdahl, Coverage Editor
September 26, 2020
In the age of online learning, there have been questions of whether or not the new system is a sufficient replacement for in-person school. While conversations typically center around high school or college education, primary school students are faced with their own unique set of challenges. How will kin...
Student responses to AP class and exam changes due to COVID-19
Jiana Collins, Staff Reporter
May 27, 2020
COVID-19 has caused schools to have to undergo serious changes with their curriculum, and advanced placement (AP) classes are no different. AP classes are college level courses and feature an exam from the College Board at the end of the year. However, these exams have had to be altered because of sc...
Online school just isn’t enough
Logan Winder, Co-Current Events Editor
April 28, 2020
On April 13, the Oregon Department of Education’s plan for distance learning was put into action. Known as “Distance Learning for All,” it requires all students to utilize Google Classroom and other such resources remotely to finish getting their credits for the year. Currently, it’s the bes...
Give distance learning a chance
Ethan Gill, Co-Opinions Editor
April 28, 2020
Everybody has a different preferred learning style. Some people learn best from lectures. Some people do best with reading textbooks. Some swear by flashcards and some will promise the effectiveness of mnemonics. There are plenty of ways to learn for the plenty types of people in the world. But a m...
Online school: harmful or helpful?
April 28, 2020
Entering the third week of online "Distance Learning For All", the debate arises of how effectively virtual school can replace in-classroom learning.
Poetry Out Loud 2020
Kylie Zeman, Lily Frazier, and Kaleigh Henderson
February 13, 2020
All sophomores memorized and performed two poems in their English classes in the past few months, and the best performance of each class moved up and performed at a school-wide competition. The winner of the contest, Anna Olson, will perform at the state competition on Mar. 13.
What are the counselors doing for you?
Morgan Johnson, Staff Reporter
January 29, 2020
In the U.S., the rate of high school-aged youth considering and committing suicide continues to rise, according to Child Trends. There has been a 33% suicide increase for 15 to 19-year-old students since 2009. Out of every 100,000 high school students, ten committed suicide in 2016. More than a quarter...
Talking Green Society
Gillian McMahon, Design Editor
December 5, 2019
Delaney Southards, senior, talks Environmental club Green Society in this feature interview. Discover why we have no composting at 1:18 and skip to 5:47 to hear how you can join Green Society. StoryCorps is a non-profit challenging people to capture their families’ histories. If you want to join the...
Freshman Success Team: what is it?
Kelsey Murphy, Staff Reporter
November 21, 2019
In these halls, there are 90 students that are part of a group called the Freshman Success Team. Now for the real question: what is it? The Freshman Success Team is a group of 90 students, all taught by the same three teachers: Jenifer Howe, Conor Greaney, and Amanda Dowd. The general idea is to h...
A look inside STEM education
Delaney Callaghan, Current Events Editor
November 14, 2019
Every early-release day, the robotics team, known as To Be Determined or TBD, hosts a STEM camp where elementary and middle schoolers have a chance to have a hands-on experience with STEM activities. Beth Landsem, junior, is one of the organizers of these events. “For these, we have around five different ...
The Breakdown – September 2019
Nolan Lampson, Broadcast co-Editor-in-Chief
October 7, 2019
The wlhsNOW Broadcast team brings you the first Breakdown of the 2019-2020 school year. The September 2019 Breakdown
The new addition to the counseling team
Emma Coke, Social Media Editor
October 4, 2019
This year, our school has a new addition to the counseling team. Austin Wilson is the new college and careers administrator. Wilson had never really intended on becoming a college and careers administrator. "I have always enjoyed helping people," Wilson said. "becoming a college and career administrator was j...
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