News
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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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Lost in Translation: School meal legislation doesn’t play out as planned
Sara Gabriele/Staff Writer We often forget that with any attempt to effect societal change, there is usually a gap between what is planned and what...
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Wifi available at select locations, not yet city-wide
Chandal Geerdes/Staff Writer Trying to find a place other than home or school to write that long English paper or do that research project in...
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Cedar Valley Catholic School system purchases laptops for students
The Cedar Valley Catholic School system (CVCS) is giving its sixth through 12th graders MacBookPros starting in the fall of next year. “Today’s students’ brains...
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New changes expected from PEP grant
After winning a $1 million grant last year to improve health equipment and facilities, the district is now ready for another year of improvements to...
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Poor economy puts strain on unemployed teenagers
Due to the poor economy, many adults, including college graduates, are being forced to take minimum wage jobs that have usually been given to teens....
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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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DC trip planned for spring break
n the works and will be available for all high school students grades 9-12 during the week of spring break. While the details are still...
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Gay rights activist addresses community about tolerance
The Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center hosted Judy Shepard, an advocate for action in the gay community, on Thursday, Sept. 16. Her son, Matthew Shepard,...
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State patrol cracks down on texting while driving at CFHS
Three state patrol cars stationed on Division Street cracked down on students texting while driving on Thursday, Sept. 2. Junior Leah Naber was one person...
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New class officers share visions for next school year
Cedar Falls High School has officially named its Student Senate executive team for the 2025–2026 school year, already laying the groundwork for an exciting and impactful term. James Peng...
