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Editorials
Staff Editorial: The Power of Online Learning
Some people are viewing the current social distancing period as an extended spring break, a time where they can relax and forget about their responsibilities, particularly those involving school. However, the truth is quite the opposite; it’s more important now than ever before to keep up on classwork. Even though our prolonged absence means we cannot have daily, in-person classes, many
Staff Editorial: Just Stay In
COVID-19, otherwise known as coronavirus, has been plaguing news channels and social media feeds for weeks, overtaking the struggling economy and the 2020 presidential race. Medical professionals have advocated for self-isolation, saying that by staying home and only going out when necessary, we can diminish the virus’s impact. Politicians have implemented regulations that will help decrease the spread of disease, including President Trump’s European
Staff Editorial: The play’s not the thing, but crowded cafeteria is
By the Editorial Board On Wednesday, March 11, the cast and crew of "High School Musical" were informed that the show was cancelled until further notice. According to Mr. Hissong, all FWCS events with an expected attendance of at least 100, scheduled through April 11, have been cancelled due to the rapid spread of COVID-19, also known as corona virus. Many universities in Indiana have cancelled in-person lectures for
Snider Thanks Custodial Staff
The custodial staff at Snider High School blesses us with a clean environment and helps make every day go smoothly. From putting salt on icy sidewalks to helping students carry projects to keeping restrooms clean, there are many reasons to thank our custodial staff.
Phone Hijack
It is easy to admit to a certain degree of dependency on smartphones; after all, one would be hard pressed to find someone this day in age who is not at least somewhat reliant on the device. Confronting the harmful effects of that dependency, however, is another story.
Schools Threaten Valedictorian Title
As teachers see students compete for the top of their class, schools across America are altering how they name valedictorians.
New Expectations Threaten Graduation Rates
While some say the new requirements will provide students with skills needed to enter the workforce, others are concerned that graduation rates will drop.