Teens struggle to find needed mental health care
By Anna Matson, staff writer In Kenosha it can be difficult for minors to get the mental health treatment they need because of their age and […]
Month: December 2015
Love for Mockingbird endures, but Lee’s Watchman earns mixed reviews
By Amelia Ruffolo & Amanda Tennant, staff writers In the summer of 2015, the long-awaited sequel to the beloved American classic To Kill a Mockingbird was […]
Academic, emotional benefits abound for musicians who perform music
By Hope Hummel, staff writer Playing a musical instrument is a way of expression through notes, chords, and rhythms. It involves counting in time and memorizing […]
Caleb Cline named KMA’s Cadet of the Month for October
By Hope Hummel, staff writer Here at Indian Trail High School and Academy, there is a lot of pride and respect. One teen the Kenosha Military […]
Passage of civics test required before students can graduate
By Meagan Ginnaty-Moore, staff writer Under a new bill introduced by Rep. James Edming, (R-Glen Flora), and passed into law by the Legislature, students will now […]
Online classes take away classroom experiences and opportunities
By Kristin Holden, guest writer In the United States alone, more than one million students are taking classes online, rather than going to an actual school […]
E-cigarettes may have unintended consequences
By Dakota Vernezze, staff writer E-cigarette companies are very misleading. They claim their products are a safe alternative to smoking, and target teenagers and young adults, […]
Testing ruins actual learning in our education system
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer Education is one of the most important pillars of our society, not only because it establishes the next generation of citizens, […]
No Child Left Behind – Need a reform?
By Molinna Bui, guest writer The No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) is one of the most controversial pieces of federal legislations imposed on the states. […]