News
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On a Mission: Spring breakers travel with churches
Sarah Byerly/Staff Writer While some students spent their spring break relaxed on the beach or sleeping in at home, other groups of CFHS students spent...
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Renaissance program installs new rewards
Gage Wente/Staff Writer Last semester, the continuation of the school Renaissance program was called into question. The decision to continue the program was made at...
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Harmony students share evening with residents at Country View
Aubrey Caruso/Staff Writer Harmony members took a trip to Country View on Thursday, March 26 to play bingo with the people living in this home....
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Midwest First: Supreme Court decision creates Iowa gay marriage
Monica Reida/Staff Writer LOn Friday at 8:30 a.m. in Des Moines, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a 1998 ban on gay marriage is...
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Express Yourself: CFHS art students’ work featured at Hearst Center
Max Herre/Staff Writer Once more the Hearst Center opens itself up for the work of CFHS students that has been crafted over the last year...
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Two students, two staff earn Endeavor Award
Kellie Peterson/Editor-in-Chief The Endeavor Award honors people who deserve recognition, but often go unrecognized even though they are essential to the function and support of...
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Obama Rally Photo
By Olivia Schares 2008
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CFHS, HJH on Schools in Need of Assitance list
By Kellie Petersen 2008 The effects of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act were felt even more strongly last week in the city of...
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Paying it Forward: Doctor’s contributions in honor of former teacher add up to 10-year $100,000 education investment
By Kellie Petersen 2008 For 10 years, Dr. Donald H. Beisner has been paying back the contributrions made by his CFHS math and science teacher...
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Changes in curriculum aim to increase rigor of Iowa schools, better preparing students for future skills, global competition
By Kellie Petersen 2009 A new semester may have brought some changes to Cedar Falls High School, but education across the state of Iowa is...
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Phone ban or same old rule? How does Iowa’s new law look inside Cedar Falls classrooms
If you step into a classroom at Cedar Falls High School these days—or really, any classroom in Iowa—you might think you accidentally walked into a library… or a witness...
