All posts tagged "Arlo Hettle"
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Senior Prom
Senior Leadership traveled to Bickford Cottage to dance with residents. Students dressed up in prom formal attire to have a mock prom with residents. This...
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Bill passed by senate requires students to pass civics test to graduate high school
Senate File 2341 was passed through the senate on Feb. 28, a bill that could potentially affect many Iowa high school students. The proposed law...
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UNI student debuts as CFHS director of ‘Around the World in 80 Days’
This upcoming weekend, March 2 and 3, the drama department will be performing their spring play, “Around the World in 80 Days.” The play takes...
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Group speech team travels to Decorah
At State on Saturday, Feb. 3 in Decorah, the performances of CFHS group speech team members made some cry and some laugh. They were ready...
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Students reflect on Hanukkah traditions
Around this time, when the air begins to chill and the end of the year approaches, Christmas is often the first though on everyone’s mind....
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Iowa Supreme Court deliberates case at CF
Cedar Falls High School hosted an Oral Argument of the Iowa Supreme Court on Thursday Nov. 2. In this special session, deliberated the State of...
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Two plays set for stage on next Friday, Saturday
Two plays are set for Friday, Nov. 10 and Saturday, Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m. each night. The first play, “I Never Saw Another Butterfly”,...
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Student election set for next week
In seven words or less, candidates shared what they hoped to deliver to Cedar Falls High School should they win in the upcoming election. Arlo...
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Autumn arrives in two local celebrations: Rosh Hashanah rings in Jewish New Year
By Sophia Schillinger It is not Rosh Hashanah unless your family is 30 minutes late to the dinner and you have to wait 45 minutes...
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Colleges returning to using standardized testing for admissions
Standardized testing has long been debated over. Now with many colleges after the pandemic requiring SAT scores again to apply, many students struggle to rise above their scores. These...
