All posts tagged "our view"
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Our View: Support CF teachers negotiations
Teachers across the country have stood up to fight for the resources, pay and funding they deserve. Most notably, 60,000 public school teachers in Arizona...
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Our View: Give blood, make a postive impact
Nearly 7,000 units of platelets and 10,000 units of plasma are needed daily in the United States. Simply sitting for one session can save someone’s...
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Our View: Make your prom count
One of the most exciting times of the school year is prom season. Students have picked their dresses, rented their tuxes, and are getting prepared...
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Our View: Join student senate in campus clean up
Have you ever noticed the garbage lining the streets leading up to our school? Maybe you have glanced at a McDonalds bag blowing in the...
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Our View: Students bake for Jake
After getting a cup of ice cream from Tootsie’s in his hometown of LaPorte City, 16-year-old Jake Wilson told his family he was talking a...
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Our View: Understanding your First Amendment rights
As students who spend most months of the year in a school building, it is important to understand and recognize your rights as a student,...
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Our View: Support Autism awareness month
April is national autism awareness month and a perfect opportunity to support, celebrate and recognize those with autism as well as promoting autism awareness. Autism...
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Our View: Enough is enough: March for Our Lives brings thousands together from all over the world
More than 800,000 people jammed Pennsylvania Ave. in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, March 24. The March for Our Lives event was led by students from...
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IOWA NICE: Teens should reconsider fleeing top ranked state
According to U.S. News and World Reports “Best States” ranking, Iowa was recently earned the number one state based on infrastructure, health care, education and...
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Our View: Time to Act: After shooting in Florida, students need to seize chance to improve school safety
In this generation, as students, we have sadly seen so much gun-related violence, but what if we can be the ones to change it? Iowa...
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After 45 years, Kolbeck joins husband in retirement
At the end of her 45th year of teaching, 24 in Cedar Falls High School, special needs skills teacher Judy Kolbeck is leaving for retirement. Most of the students...
