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Driving in the paint, junior Kayden Fish maneuvers around the defender in the courtwarming game Feb. 4 against Lee’s Summit High School. The courtwarming game drew large crowds, nearly doubling the size of the student section. “It was easily the biggest crowd I’ve seen in my three years here, Fish said. It just felt good people wanted to come watch the game.

Title In Sight: The Hunt For State Part 2

The second part of “The Hunt for State” series covers the Staley Falcons in the divisional round of Missouri Class 6 State playoffs. Staley faces adversity in finding...

March Mammal Madness Begins

March Mammal Madness has begun. Have you filled out your bracket yet? STTV's Kameryn and Sophia have more.

Custodians' Role Extends Beyond Cleaning

Zayne Reynolds, Reporter

School custodians have long been the force behind cleanliness in schools. Performing the hard tasks time and time again, they keep the building ready for...

Measuring a part with robotics coach Aaron Dalton, sophomore Luke Freyermuth observes the measurements. Freyermuth said that while creating a robot is a positive experience overall, it does require a time commitment. “It’s rewarding to complete a robot,” Freyermuth said. “It’s also a lot of work. You have to design it, build it, overcome any design challenges you might encounter.”

Millennium Falcons Work To Build Robot

Elyse Bredfeldt, Writer, Copy Editor