Not a disadvantage: Celebrating the power of down syndrome
This article was written by Alara-Ann Smith Through classroom advocacy and powerful personal legacies, your teachers are leading a school-wide charge this October to shatter […]
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A salute to senior wildcat athletes
This article was written by Jhermani Barnes Applause, smiles, tears, and bittersweet cries. The bleachers are filled with proud claps and screams from your peers. […]
The first step into adulthood: College tours
This article was written by Trevor Porter Colleges are out and about, scouting out high schoolers to recruit for their upcoming semesters. Juniors and seniors […]
Have spare time? Donate to save a life!
This article was written by Walker Nunley The high school is offering an opportunity for everyone to be a real life superhero. You can save […]
Construction takes over the building, impacting day to day lives
This article was written by Zi’ayrha Elijah You may have noticed that parts of the high school are a bit messy right now. There are […]
Unity without limits: A feature on unified sports
This article was written by Viktor Shevchenko Stepping into the gym, the lights are blinding. All you hear is the cheers from the audience and […]
In the comfort of sleep
This article was written by Alaya Coleman Sleeping in class is often frowned upon, however in Psychology classes at the high school, students get to […]
New beginnings: Cashless concessions
This article was written by Aiyanah Castaneda Digital wallets have grown across national venues over the past decade, Northview’s local transition brings the cashless movement […]
A weekend to remember: A recap from homecoming
This article was written by Autumn Baldwin Lights, cheers, and laughter filled the high school’s homecoming weekend. Every year, students participate in spirit days, football […]
Leaving a legacy
This article was written by Alaya Coleman and Zi’ayrha Elijah Nerves hit you like a lightning strike as you stand to walk into your game. […]