Smoky Hill Alumni, Claudia Mora
Jhohaivis Madrigal, Staffer
August 26, 2019
For the first time in forty-one years, Claudia Mora, a trade student alumni from the class of 1978, came to visit Smoky to see all that had changed. She came from Columbia after graduating from high school there to improve her English here in the United States. Mora also got involved with the tennis te...
Indecent
Zazi Hunsucker, Staffer
April 29, 2019
“All students and staff should understand that they are responsible for managing their own personal "distractions." This is one of the first lines referred to in the official dress code of Smoky Hill High.  Continuing on, it says, “students should be able to dress comfortably for school ...
The Heartbeat Bill
Trinity Trietsch, Staffer
April 29, 2019
Recently Ohio has passed a bill which states that after 6 weeks of being pregnant a women can no longer get an abortion. Sarah Speidel, 9, who is pro choice said,"I think abortion is personal and it's a big decision and it should not be the government's choice." The bill makes no exceptions to women...
A Colorado Catastrophe
Tyler Dortch Tori Griffey, Staffer
April 21, 2019
Sol Pais, the woman ‘infatuated’ with the Columbine high school shooting. Pais, an 18 year old girl that flew from Florida flew to Colorado on Monday April 15, near the 20th anniversary of the Columbine shooting. As soon as she got to Colorado she bought a pump-shotgun at a gun shop less than two mil...
One Acts Festival
Tracy Johnson, Staffer
April 14, 2019
On Thursday, April 11 and Friday, April 12, the Smoky Hill drama program hosted the annual One Acts festival. Student directors could write and cast their own production to be one of the eight featured in the festival. Student director Victoria Walton,12, directed a play called “A Wedding Story...
PSAT/SAT!
Arian Jensen, Christine Bailey, Staffer
April 8, 2019
Students will be taking the PSAT/SAT on Tuesday. Therefore, here are a couple of thoughts and advice these Smoky students have for you. Good luck Smoky!
The JackStrong Campaign
Trinity Trietsch, Staffer
March 11, 2019
Recently Jack Padilla, 9, who attended Cherry Creek high school committed suicide. "Jack was super bullied, he had been dealing with it for a very long time and on February 14 he committed suicide," said Tsomo O'Brien. However, Jacks death will not forever be mourned but instead has given...
Smoky Hill Celebrates Black History Month
Brennon Fuller Tracy Johnson, Staffer
March 4, 2019
February marks the start of Black History Month, an annual observance celebrated in the United States, as well as Canada, Ireland, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. It is a celebration to remember African American icons, events, culture, and achievements. This school year, Smoky Hill started...
International Teamwork in Technology Jobs
Walter Bustamante, Staffer
March 3, 2019
With technology becoming more of our day to day lives, and more tech jobs becoming available, the younger generations graduating and going to work will face different challenges and benefits with the people they will have to work with. The three workers that were interviewed were: Adi...
Girls run the world
Zazi Hunsucker, Staffer
February 26, 2019
It seems that girls really do run the world. The 2020 democratic candidates make no exception to this rule. So far, Senators Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand, , Tulsi Gabbard, Amy Klobuchur, have all announced their running. So far, these are the solidified names. Now why is this important? For starters, the is the first year where weâ€...
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