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Sophomore Principal Kyle Devine spoke to the Girls United club about sexual harassment policies during Ac Lab this afternoon. The new policy that restricts club guest speakers to before or after school does not affect clubs who invite guest speakers that work within the building.
District Admin Restrict Club Speakers During Ac Lab
David Moss and Zoey Srote • 4 days ago
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A police officer parks on campus to survey the environment and as a safety precautions. The district increased police presence amidst a school shooting threat that was called into 911 on Sunday.
911 Threat Causes Students to Stay Home, Admin to Increase Security
Emily Chen and Shreya Das • 6 days ago
MHS students should expect a change in lunch schedules for the 24-25 school year. Next year, instead of four lunch shifts, there will be three. “I like the three lunch shift idea because on A-Days there is such an imbalance of classes and we always end up doing something in fourth hour that the other classes don’t get to,” Sen said.
MHS Alters 24-25 Lunch Shift Schedule
Aubrey Lacavich and Claire Lowder • April 19, 2024
Celebration of Life Held for Student Soren Roeseler
Celebration of Life Held for Student Soren Roeseler
Elliott Jorgensen, Associate Producer • April 18, 2024
MHSNews | Science Bowl Team Buzzes Competition
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Jack Favazza, Executive Producer • April 15, 2024
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Mustangs Mourn the Loss of Student Soren Roeseler

Mustangs Mourn the Loss of Student Soren Roeseler

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Students and staff participated in MHS annual blood drive this past Monday. Located in our gym, donors were able to request a specific appointment time that coincided with their schedules.

Students, Staff Reflect On Annual Blood Drive

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Before voters left the voting area they could pause to take a selfie to post on social media.

Rhomberg, Milligan Win Rockwood School Board Election

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A police officer parks on campus to survey the environment and as a safety precautions. The district increased police presence amidst a school shooting threat that was called into 911 on Sunday.

911 Threat Causes Students to Stay Home, Admin to Increase Security

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Kahan says his biggest inspirations include Hozier, Mumford & Sons, and The Lumineers.

Album Review: Stick Season by Noah Kahan

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Many teachers use surveys such as the one pictured at the start of a course so they know students preferred pronouns. A proposed Missouri bill would make it a felony for teachers to support students in social transitioning, including the use of pronouns other than the students assigned pronoun at birth.
Staff Shouldn't Be Punished for Supporting Students
Editorial Board • April 15, 2024
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Earlier this month, Taylor Swift took her jet from the Spirit of St. Louis Airport in Chesterfield to the St. Louis Airport in Cahokia Heights, taking 13 minutes, 2 tons of carbon emissions and $844 worth of fuel.
Taylor Swift Causes Needless Carbon Emissions
Aubrey Lacavich, Sports Editor • April 5, 2024
This comparison photo shows the hallway seating (left) verses the standard lockers (right). The expanded seating has outlets and USB plugs for charging.
Opinion: Remove the Lockers
Elliott Jorgensen, Associate Producer • March 14, 2024
Most students have very busy schedules which can make time management a big struggle. By keeping a planner it can make it easier to visualize your tasks and can help in remembering what you need to get done.
Opinion: Students Should have Part Time Jobs
Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter • March 4, 2024
A screenshot of a AP French Canvas assignment that has the students use ChatGPT for feedback.
The Evolution of Education
Prashu Sidella, Online Editor • February 29, 2024
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