Student musicians shine at Band-O-Rama
By Anna Matson, staff writer Kenosha Unified School District’s (KUSD) 59th annual Band-O-Rama took place at Indian Trail High School and Academy (ITHSA) on Saturday, Jan. […]
Month: February 2016
Emotional, physical abuse of youth still too common
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer Across the United States, a hidden danger lurks among teens that has gone unnoticed by many. In recent years, statistics have […]
Food allergies force students to remain vigilant for their own safety
By Dakota Vernezze, staff writer Food allergies are common throughout students in the country. With an estimated 15 million Americans and one out of every 13 […]
Students stress over parking lot mess
By Meagan Ginnaty-Moore, staff writer Many sophomores, juniors, and seniors drive to and from school every day. Every single one of these students use the student […]
Terrorists should not define us
By Amanda Tennant, staff writer In recent months, the world has experienced multiple tragedies such as the San Bernardino shooting and the Paris terrorist attack. As […]
Hawks leaving the nest early
By Karli Dellar, staff writer Early graduation: Why do school systems prefer that students complete all four years of high school as opposed to graduating early […]
Live carefully, life is fragile
By Hope Hummel, staff writer Life is precious and fragile. We have this one life and it could end at any moment. You may feel invincible […]
America offers inconsistent, flawed sex education system
By Anna Matson, staff writer Sex education in the United States is not teaching many students what they need to know about their sexual health. It […]
IT senior Madie Kaelber expected to break record
By Julia Conforti, staff writer At press time Feb. 5, Indian Trail High School & Academy senior Madie Kaelber was about to make Kenosha history. IT’s […]