Features

The importance of impact versus intent

Why what you actually say matters

By Emma Buoy, Staff Writer • May 15, 2025

When I walk in the hallways at school I always find myself trying to not look at people wrong, I...

How elections affect students in and outside the classroom

By Moss Weigel, Staff Writer • May 15, 2025

When students are in classes and are planning out their futures after high school, politics has...

The truth about sarcasm

What sarcasm is and why people constantly use it in conversations

By Katarina Ilic, Staff Writer • May 14, 2025

Sarcasm, a form of verbal irony often used when either making jokes or slyly sharing your feelings,...

How to handle beef

Staff writer dives into the ins and outs of dealing with and solving arguments

By Katarina Ilić, Staff Writer • May 14, 2025

How an argument starts While anger comes in all shapes and sizes, the roots of arguments often...

One Month In, And Covid Protocols Continue To Cause Controversy In Schools

By Ruby Kastrava and Bryce Petersen • Oct 19, 2021

The transition from online school to in-person has been complicated. Getting the students into the school...

Building a new career path

New construction classes take shape as school year progresses.

By Olivia Niemi, Multimedia Editor • Dec 20, 2019

Story originally published in the November 2019 edition of The Paw, our quarterly newspaper Administrators...

News in Brief

The 2026 yearbook, Shine, ready for distribution on Fri., May 29

By Brenda Cornutt, Staff Writer • May 21, 2026

The 2026 yearbook staff prepares to distribute issue 98 of The Tiger on Fri., May 29 at both lunches and after school from the athletics concessions...

News in Brief

Distractions impact everyone in the classroom, not just teachers

By Natalia Lewis, Staff Writer • May 11, 2026

Students and teachers get distracted during class time in school. In fact, 80% of the teachers say that they have to prompt students in class because...

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