This week on Wildcat News Katherine Serrell visited the Holocaust Museum in Washington, Jamie Snover sat in on the Winter Sports Banquet, Brody Hall found out if AP classes are worth it, and Jarrett Spann reports on Science Olympiad.
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AP VS. CCP Classes
After numerous hours in a classroom, miscellaneous lectures, and ambitious competition over grades, many students are ready to move on after graduation. For some, that means moving on to a career. For others, it means college. In order to prepare for college, at least while in high school, there are two types of classes that may help out. The first […]
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Artist in Training
May 30, 2018 at 4:18 pmIf you look around some classrooms at anytime you might see some people doodling to pass the time. For junior Laura Kuchaneck doodling is much more than something to pass...
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