Keianah WeaklandOpinion Editor One aspect of the coronavirus pandemic that was new to most of us was a temporary shortage of toilet paper, as shoppers stocked up in preparation for the stay home order to come. For former Navy Commander, now business teacher, Nick Mato, this was nothing new. He had to deal with thisContinue reading “Mato applies naval skills to teaching”
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Courtain continues with Boeing Tech
Ivy HartmanEditor-in-Chief After seeing the Boeing email pop into her inbox, senior Madisen Courtain felt a rush of fear pass over her. Years of hard work had lead up to this moment. It was finally time to see if she got into the program of her dreams. “I literally jumped up and down when IContinue reading “Courtain continues with Boeing Tech”
Ginther finds at home at SHS
Noah PerryFeature Editor Sophomore Isaac Ginther moved from Clackamas the summer before his freshman year and came into Sandy not knowing very many people. But that did not stop him from making new friends and getting involved around the school. “At first I did not want to move because I had lived in Clackamas forContinue reading “Ginther finds at home at SHS”
Reneau’s bakes masterpieces
Ivy HartmanEditor-in-Chief When she is finally able to take a break from work, English teacher Kristyn Reneau decides whether to listen to a podcast or audiobook. After the choice is made, she collects her ingredients and begins the long journey of calculating the perfect recipe. Reneau has been teaching at SHS for six years. SheContinue reading “Reneau’s bakes masterpieces”
Minor has major goals
Tamzyn PendletonPhoto Editor Bored one summer, senior Ami Minor decided to look up some fun activities she could do. Little did she know at the time that this decision would open up a lot of opportunities for her in the future. “I was about 13 to 14 years old when I found the F.B.I. teenContinue reading “Minor has major goals”
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