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Caden Kesselring, Broadcast Editor In Chief|October 8, 2020

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Caden Kesselring, Broadcast Editor in Chief

Caden is the Broadcast Editor in Chief, besides journalism Caden likes to fly fish and play soccer. He enjoys editing and producing the Breakdown.

At the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year, teachers were given “Grading for Equity” and encouraged to use its lessons in their own classes.

‘Grading for Equity’

‘Parents should come to Curriculum Night to get to put a face with the name of their childs schedule and to get a sense of the teachers personality,’” Rowe said.

Supporting student independence

Library staff adds an “Biography & Memoir” section to their featured shelves, adding books with interest relevant to high schoolers.

Library updates its book selection

The district acknowledges the parents concerns in the 2022 Comprehensive Sexuality Education Plan stating that, “Teachers provide the information from approved materials without adding their values and beliefs, plan and teach class activities that do not ask students to share values and beliefs or personal experiences and direct students to discuss individual questions with their families.”

Too little too late?

Trevor Menne, school principal, has been hard at work attending meetings about a new bell schedule, school safety, and creating a successful school culture.

School administrators provide update on academic calendar and school safety

Are our tears writing our essays? Students are taught to appeal to the emotions of our admission officers, but perhaps it has gone too far.

Demarginalizing the college admissions essay

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Library updates its book selection
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Too little too late?
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Discovering interests: ISEF project about the Willamette River
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WLHS student competes at state for Poetry Out Loud
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CDL vs. Hybrid Learning

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