All posts by Sandra Omari-Boateng
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Tech Tools: Staff, students explore new options for enhancing classroom technology
In the past month the students and staff at the high school and other district building have tested an array of educational technology tools, including...
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Students make a switch from paper
Technology is already a big part of most of students’ lives, but now we’re bringing it to the classrooms. Most colleges already allow computers and...
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Roots closes its doors, leaving foodies searching for fresh, local options
Many people are going out of their ways to eat healthy, but it’s harder to find more organic types of foods in one place. For...
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Math teacher runs ultramarathon
Math teacher Joe Brown is bringing math and science to his love for competitive fitness. On Saturday, Oct. 13, at 8 a.m. and starting at...
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So you think you can RUBIX?
There are many talents that are hidden all over in our school. One that has come to light lately is the special talent that junior...
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The Space jams with new youth audience
Sandra Omari-Botang/Feature Editor Need a place to listen to music, view art displays or discover local entertainment? Look no further than The Space, an increasingly...
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The Space jams with new youth audience
Sandra Omari-Botang/Feature Editor Need a place to listen to music, view art displays or discover local entertainment? Look no further than The Space, an increasingly...
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Harmony Happenings: Club prepares for new year
Sandra Omari-Boateng/Staff Writer The start up of Harmony is just around the corner. The club will kick off Tuesday, Oct. 26 from 7-9 p.m. The...
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Right to Read: Certain students not allowed to read banned books
Reading is something that has always been encouraged to students by parents, teachers and almost every adult. But what happens when people are restricted to...
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Trip to France arranged for summer 2011
Every two years, a few of the French teachers and students take a trip to France over the summer. This year is one in which...
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Know Your Constitution preparing to follow on last year’s successes
Cedar Falls students have been attending the Know Your Constitution for many years now and according to Kevin Kuker, U.S. history teacher at Holmes Junior High, has been hosting...
