Girls in Code
May 3, 2019
In honor of Computer Science Education Week, organization Code.org created an “Hour of Code” event that was hosted by KC Stem Alliance, in partnership with Cerner and other sponsors. Girls all across the city participated in a Girls in Coding workshop Dec. 5 at Commerce Bank downtown. Eighteen...
Sorry, We’re Closed
February 27, 2019
The United States just went through the longest government shutdown in American history, and another shutdown may happen in the near future. The shutdown started Dec. 22 when President Donald Trump made the decision to partially close the government in an attempt to gain the funding needed to build a...
Dishing Out New Eats
Lonyae Coulter, Staff
January 25, 2019
Prostart has been making all kinds of new foods lately. They’re trying out new dishes and preparing for upcoming competitions, all while dealing with a lack of hot water in the classroom. “They will be making bronco fajitas which is a chicken fajita that has sliced peppers and onions and pumpkin...
It’s Showtime
Kayla Pospisil, Staff
October 7, 2018
With the new school year comes new chances for students to support theater students and participate in a new performance among young students from the district. For the first time since the school opened, students can to take part in two musicals and one play during the school year. In past years, there...
Teacher’s Corn Snake Missing in Action
Kara Morley, Staff
October 3, 2018
For roughly three months, Snek the snake roamed the halls, a student did not close the lid of the 2-year-old snake’s cage properly. Snek slithered out and traveled around the school for several weeks. “He always comes back.” said Helwig. She was not worried about her snake. On July...