All posts tagged "news"
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An Iowa Watch Investigation | Midwestern fish eating guidelines vary
On a chilly morning in April, Gunwoo Yoon, his wife and two sons joined about 100 other anglers at Prairie Lakes in Cedar Falls. They...
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After sisters began with small lemonade stand 10 years ago, | Bake sale grows in influence
Mental health month is coming to a close, but Cedar Falls community members are not done promoting mental health and cancer awareness. This Thursday and...
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Walk out brings attention to mental health issues
Active Minds organized a walkout on May 23 at 11:17 a.m. to bring awareness to the rising mental health issues amongst teens around the...
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Students graduate early to explore options after high school
As this school year is coming to a close, four juniors and one sophomore will also be joining the seniors by graduating early. For junior...
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New enrichment gives students outlet for creativity
Peet student leader Abigail Brodhead has added a student offbeat teaching a game to the options for enrichment this May. She teaches and plays Dungeons...
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Junior explores electricity interests, wins free trip
Junior Sabrina Leistcow will be joining 1,900 other students from around the world on June 14-20 in an all-expense paid for trip to Washington, D.C.,...
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Mathletes place at state competition
Five Cedar Falls students represented their school on Saturday, April 27, at the Iowa State Mathematics championship. Ryan Venem, Kevin Yang, Vikash Ayyappan, Anastasia Davidson...
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DECA travels to Orlando nationals
Snowed in at a hotel for the State competition in Des Moines, the Distributive Education Club of America (DECA) didn’t think that they would have...
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Join the Club | Cf student groups hosts social event
On Monday, April 29, the culture diversity club held its first multi-culture food fair. Students had the opportunity to try foods from India, Chile, Romania,...
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Robotics team heads to Worlds
Out of the 68 teams in their division, the 525 Swartdogs ranked 3rd at the robotics worlds competition at Cobo Center in Detroit Michigan until...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
