News
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Choir students shift focus during black history month
“Wade in the Water” is a spiritual with a heavy history, a song sung by Harriet Tubman leading slaves to freedom. This might seem like...
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Students react to removal of Dr. Seuss books
Sophomore Kennedy Becthold’s love for romance novels and realistic fiction originated from reading Dr. Seuss’ books as a child. She said she specifically remembers reading...
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Student senate hosts dodgeball tournament Friday
Student Senate adviser Erin Gardner and the senate members are organizing the annual dodgeball tournament this Friday, March 26. Starting at 7 p.m. in the...
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Six students selected as Know Your Constitution finalists
Know Your Constitution is an event that goes over the US Constitution. It has 50 multiple choice questions that are open-book over different amendments, and...
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Job shadows continue despite COVID challenges
For the past seven years, students have had the opportunity to attend job shadows throughout Black Hawk County. Program coordinator Kelly Kobliska, who has organized...
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Spring plays prepare for weekend performances
Next week, the drama department will be presenting a series of short performances for their spring performance. The rehearsal process has changed due to the...
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Jazz One receives statewide honor
Jazz One has had the special honor of being selected to play at this year’s 94th annual IBA conference held in Des Moines. IBA is...
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Current LGBTQ+ news updates
In the last few months, there has been a lot of news. All of it is important, but a lot of LGBT+ news got overshadowed...
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Women’s leadership group gears up for new semester
Counselor Erin Gardner, the adviser of Women’s Leadership, was thrilled to see the number of students eager to join Women’s Leadership on Thursday, Feb. 12....
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Cultural Diversity Club creates diverse recipe book
Cultural Diversity club has opened its doors for students to submit family recipes, and the memories attached to them, in order to create a diverse...
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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...
