All posts tagged "CFHS"
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Waterloo West receives positive feedback from students about hybrid learning plan
Senior Isaiah Pena of Waterloo West, wakes up feeling distraught and nervous. It’s later than usual and Pena is worried he will be late. It’s...
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Our View: New camera installation increases school security
New things are coming to the high school regarding the safety of our staff and student body. High-technology cameras are being placed in the school...
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For girls, women with ADHD, health system providing woeful deficit of attention
When one thinks of Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder, one may think of a child, most likely a young boy, who is hyperactive and loud. These children...
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Bagged and Tagged: Team 525’s robot ready for beginning of FIRST competition season
For the last six weeks, some of Cedar Falls’ up-and-coming engineers have been working tirelessly to build their robot. On Tuesday night, Feb. 21, it...
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Men’s bowling team headed to State
The men’s bowling team will be heading to the state championship on Feb. 22. Head coach Brad Baker is no stranger to state championships. He...
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Women’s basketball readies for regional game on Saturday
Cedar Falls Tigers basketball ended the regular season with a 19-2 record, being third in class 5A. After Cedar Rapids Kennedy defeated Dubuque Senior, 69-34,...
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Veterans, speech team, many others deserving of special attention on Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day. Though known to most as a day for (not so) cheap chocolate, flowers, gifts and stress over all of the above for many...
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Learning second language has it’s perks
As Americans we aren’t required in school to learn another language other than English until we are in middle school or high school, and even...
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Ordeals Behind the Wheel: Drivers Ed staff, students recall trials
Driver’s education is something almost everyone goes through in the teenage years. The class may seem intimidating, with long hours and so many opportunities to...
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African student finds notable differences between schools on two continents
In class, most students will study Africa at some point or another, and while these classes can be very valuable in teaching the basics of...
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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...
