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Locked Bathrooms Bring Frustration
Locked Bathrooms Bring Frustration
Beauty And The Beast the musical, Oct. 13
‘Beauty And The Beast’ Earns 2 Blue Star Nominations
WIN Time Self Scheduling Back -- For Now
WIN Time Self Scheduling Back — For Now
STTV Friday Show, Issue 1, March 8
STTV Ends Daily News Show
AI Use In Classrooms Is Tricky Issue
AI Use In Classrooms Is Tricky Issue
AP Psych Students Take Crack At Parenting
AP Psych Students Take Crack At Parenting
Guardian Spirits Watch Over WWI Museum
‘Guardian Spirits’ Watch Over WWI Museum
Counselor Shares Advice On Affording College
Counselor Shares Advice On Affording College
Whats Next? Seniors Share Post-Grad Plans
What’s Next? Seniors Share Post-Grad Plans
Pierponts at Union Station
Pierpont’s: From Respite For Women, To ‘Culinary Jewel’
Leland Samuel
Essay: This Little Heart Of Mine
Leland Samuel
Taking Cover — Again
Review: Wallet Empty After Five Guys Trip
Review: Wallet Empty After Five Guys Trip
Photo Courtesy of Moxie
Benson Boone’s Music Is ‘Work Of Art’
Review: Donut Pass These Up
Review: Donut Pass These Up
Seniors Get Playing Time, Big Win On Senior Night
Seniors Get Playing Time, Big Win On Senior Night
Girls Flag Football Grows In Popularity
Girls Flag Football Grows In Popularity
Emeralds Dance Team Season Recap
Emeralds Dance Team Season Recap
Varsity girls soccer played Lees Summit High School April 9, losing 3-0. They had fan games at halftime.
Girls Soccer Falls To Lee’s Summit
Reflecting On NCAA Womens Basketball Finals
Reflecting On NCAA Women’s Basketball Finals
Beauty And The Beast the musical, Oct. 13
There’s No Business Like Show Business
StaleyNews Takes New York City
StaleyNews Takes New York City
Prom 24: Meet King, Queen Candidates
Prom ’24: Meet King, Queen Candidates
Coming Soon: New Movies Hitting Theaters
Coming Soon: New Movies Hitting Theaters
Photo Courtesy of Moxie
Benson Boone’s Music Is ‘Work Of Art’
Emerald City (Dress Rehearsal, April 18)
Choir Prepares For Emerald City
Beauty And The Beast the musical, Oct. 13
‘Beauty And The Beast’ Earns 2 Blue Star Nominations
Varsity girls soccer played Lees Summit High School April 9, losing 3-0. They had fan games at halftime.
Girls Soccer Falls To Lee’s Summit
School Community Heads Outside For Eclipse
School Community Heads Outside For Eclipse
Prom Assembly, April 5
StuCo Hosts ’24 Prom Assembly
Guardian Spirits Watch Over WWI Museum
‘Guardian Spirits’ Watch Over WWI Museum
Girls Flag Football Grows In Popularity
Girls Flag Football Grows In Popularity
Emeralds Dance Team Season Recap
Emeralds Dance Team Season Recap
Whats Next? Seniors Share Post-Grad Plans
What’s Next? Seniors Share Post-Grad Plans
Prom Goers Rate Dance, Share Details Of Night
Prom Goers Rate Dance, Share Details Of Night
Breaking News
  • Varsity boys tennis earns 1st place in their Saturday bracket at Rockwood Summit Invitational
  • Remi Grant earns long jump championship at Ken Peek Invite
  • Senior Xavier Wilson Named To All-KCHS HOOPS Boys Basketball 3rd Team
  • Senior AvaPickens competes in the 2024 DiRenna All-Star Game representing team Missouri
  • Boys Volleyball Wins Staley Hyper Volleyball Tournament
  • Antonino Libarnes & Hannah Sheer crowned prom king and queen.
  • Stuco Officer Results: President: Ellie Hihath; VP: Ricky Lopata; Secretary Vincey Nelson; Historian: Cara Elam; Treasurer: Mimi Palmentere
  • "Beauty and The Beast" musical nominated for prestigious Blue Star Awards
  • Dionandre Josenberger hired as the next head baseball coach, starting the 24-25 school year
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Alex Bermudez

Alex Bermudez, Writer, Photographer

Alex Bermudez is a senior and this is his second year on staff.  He is the advertising manager. Alex is in the Falcon Philharmonia and enjoys drawing and watching anything that’s trending. He is a fan of all things Star Wars. His favorite thing about being on staff is being a photographer.

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With Chamber Choir and New Mark Middle School’s choir, senior Alex Lopez and Juniors Bailey Shafer, Garrett Otting, Gracie Gifford, Avery Mckenna and Leland Samuel sing Dec. 8 during their holiday concert. Senior McKenna Dubes and Sophia Miles, juniors Hannah Sheer, Wyatt Loar and Paisley Vincent follow along with the choir as they sing Christmas carols. Seniors Brett Benkovich, Draiden Parks, Lucas VanKeirsbilck and juniors Emma Mott and Emily Peck follow choir director Tracy Resseiguie’s cues. “I think it went really well,” Van Keirsbilck said. “It was a lot of fun. It gave us the chance to sing with our future Falcons.”

[Photo] Holiday Harmonies

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While singing Almost Paradise together, senior McKenna Dubes (Ariel Moore) is in the arms of Charles Thomas (Ren McCormack). It was Thomas first show in school. I was very nervous about doing this, Thomas said. It was hard getting started, but I think this production went well and was amazing.

[Photo] Footloose The Musical

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GABRIELA HEJDE

[Photo] Experiences, Interests Guide Research Topic Choices

Elyse Bredfeldt, Editor-In-Chief, Copy Editor
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Boys Soccer Districts 1-0 Win Against Liberty High School

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Boys Soccer Districts 1-0 Win Against Liberty High School

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Carter Garret

Soccer Beats Liberty 1-0 In Overtime District Win

McKenna Dubes and Alex Bermudez
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Alpha Jalloh

Senior Soccer Athletes Celebrated Before Game

Alex Bermudez, Photographer
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Senior Jenna Reukmuang is escorted by her host parents.

[Photo] Senior Cheerleaders Honored Under Friday Night Lights

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Freshman CJ Sheckells and Senior Chloe Sheckells

[Photo] Hand-Me-Down Advice

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“A Summer Sundae Kinda Love,” created by artist Trew Love, was inspired by her childhood, when her father would take her out for ice cream. Love added a secret detail to tie her piece to Kansas City. There are two hidden Kansas City sports teams’ sprinkles. “There is a Royals sprinkle and a Chiefs sprinkle that you can find if you look for them,” Love said.

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“Hope Blooms,” created by artist Ada Koch, was inspired by World War I and the portrayal of poppies. During WWI, poppies were a sign of hope after all the violence and destruction. Koch said the Parade of Hearts was something the Kansas City community could use after the events of the last few years. “We’ve all gone through the pandemic and a lot of unrest in the last two years, and they want to be positive, and I thought, ‘Perfect, poppies fit right in there,’” Koch said. Koch’s heart was placed at the WWI Museum, and she said she felt it was the perfect space.

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“For The Love of Kansas City,” created by artist Mollie Hanselman, was inspired by the Kansas City skyline. Her design used simple primary colors and shapes. “I hope that because of how simple the shapes are and elementary the color scheme is that they become in tune with their inner child and are able to see the world through them,” Hanselman said.

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“For The Love of Kansas City,” created by artist Mollie Hanselman, was inspired by the Kansas City skyline. Her design used simple primary colors and shapes. “I hope that because of how simple the shapes are and elementary the color scheme is that they become in tune with their inner child and are able to see the world through them,” Hanselman said.

[Photo] Hearts Around KC

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Lexi Hatfield

[Photo] 100 Wins: Milestone Reached

Brianne Tremper, Fallyn Kowalski, and Elyse Bredfeldt
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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.

[Photo] Boys Basketball Dominant Throughout Season

Alex Carroll, Reporter
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Gearing up to shoot a free throw, senior MaryPaige Miller attempts to score after being fouled in the game against Lee’s Summit on Feb. 3. Miller made the shot, but said free throws aren’t her strongest suit in the game. “I think of coach Abbott,” Miller said. “He works with me a lot on it, so I think of him and his pointers when I shoot.”

[Photo] Girls Basketball Has Success In Regular Season

Alex Carroll, Reporter
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[Photo] Mahomes’ Favorite Burger Joint Arrives In K.C.

Cassie Ford, Editor-In-Chief
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Holding her opponent from getting back up, junior Chase Kiel gets ready to pin senior Lexi Hatfield Nov. 22. Keil said they have been working hard during their practices. “We’re having our practices more like realistic matches,” Kiel said. “I’m starting to feel more prepared.”

[Photo] Girls Wrestling Rises In Popularity

Brianne Tremper, Managing Editor
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The cast of Grease the Musical performs Nov. 19 on the set created specifically for the show.

‘Grease’ Musical Hits Stage

Humberto Bermudez, Photographer
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Christmas Music: How Early Is Too Early?

Humberto Bermudez
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