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Senior Kiyoko Nakano smiles as her place in the top five is announced. Nakano was surprised she was selected. Every person in the top 10 was very qualified for top five, Nakano said. It shocked me that I was chosen out of them.

StuCo Crowns Top 5 King and Queen Candidates

"Once Upon A Prom" Royalty Announced at Lunch
April 1, 2023

 

German Program Says Auf Weidersehen

German Program Says Auf Weidersehen

In-Person German Classes End
Elyse Bredfeldt, Writer, Copy Editor, Editor-In-Chief March 17, 2023

   The retirement of modern language teacher Beth Zobrist brings an end to parts of the German program with it.  After this school year, German I and II will be solely available online, and upper-level...

Seniors Photograph Parade

Seniors Photograph Parade

STTV Staff Shoots Victory Parade Through Internship
Brianne Tremper, Editor-In-Chief, Writer March 17, 2023

   The Chiefs parade to celebrate their Super Bowl win was the biggest yet. The city celebrated with a parade and rally, which cost the city $3.5 million, according to the Kansas City Star. NCAPS...

Senior To-Do List

Senior To-Do List

Final Checklist for Seniors
March 17, 2023

Polarizing Proposals: Missouri Legislators Push Hot Button Issues

Polarizing Proposals: Missouri Legislators Push Hot Button Issues

Missouri Legislature Proposes Controversial Bills
Brianne Tremper, Editor-In-Chief, Writer March 16, 2023

  The Missouri House of Representatives has been in the spotlight recently with decisions that some consider problematic. One of the most notable bills, “The Right to Bare Arms,” more officially...

Changing Demographics Bring New Student Unions

Changing Demographics Bring New Student Unions

New Student Unions Start
Fallyn Kowalski, Editor-In-Chief, Writer March 16, 2023

     As the student population grows, it continues to diversify. With almost 2,000 students, the school has seen more diversity in recent years.       Assistant principal Kevin...

In the Courtwarming game Feb. 3 against North Kansas City High School, senior Kayden Fish dribbles the ball. The boys basketball team won the game 65-45. “My thought process was just to get the win,” Fish said. “Thats the most important thing so that you can have fun afterward and not worry about, ‘I should’ve done this better.’”

Courtwarming Game Brings Win, Visit From Mayor

Boys Basketball Beats Northtown 17-2
Joe Smith, Reporter February 8, 2023

     Entering the courtwarming game, the boys basketball team was 17-2, compared to North Kansas City High School’s 12-6 record. Students flooded the stands in neon clothes matching the...

A staff restroom placard covers what used to be a picture indicating it was a gender neutral bathroom.

Gender Neutral Bathroom Becomes Staff Bathroom

Administration, Students Weigh In On Decision
Willow Wooldridge, Reporter January 26, 2023

    A few weeks before break, the gender neutral restroom near the DIT Pathway restrooms in the back core was changed into a staff restroom.      Some LGBTQ+ students were...

School Lockdown Sparks Policy Review

School Lockdown Sparks Policy Review

District Reviews Lockdown Procedures
Brianne Tremper, Editor-In-Chief, Writer January 25, 2023

     “Lockdown.” That’s what students heard Nov. 30 in the middle of the second lunch shift during the third block.      The intercom announcement...

Staying On Track

Staying On Track

Railroad Workers Fight For Better Working Conditions
Fallyn Kowalski, Editor-In-Chief, Writer January 5, 2023

     With the holiday season coming to a close, the nation faced concerns about a potential economic shutdown after railroad workers threatened a strike over working conditions. A strike would...

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