Many students, and alumni, of Perrysburg High School may remember their sixth grade camp experiences: holding tarantulas, tie-dyeing t-shirts and square dancing. Now, younger generations of Perrysburg students will not have these experiences due to a new decision. Hull Prairie Intermediate Principal Scott Best announced, through email notification, that the sixth grade camp tradition will not continue next school year.
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Students and construction union say the new lights at PHS are not “lit”
Many students at Perrysburg High School were shocked by the new lighting in the school hallways a few weeks ago. Some compare the sudden change to the bright, overbearing lights of prison.
OPINION: While Ohio House Bill 99 may aim to protect students and promote safety, it creates inherent dangers
Teachers need hundreds, almost thousands, of hours of additional training, in their own expertise, throughout their careers. It is a teacher’s job to teach, not to carry weapons to defend lives; Ohio legislators should not equate those jobs: if they want to, the training should be held to the same standard.
REVIEW: You should read these five books about the holocaust
Bella SwansingereSomethin Staff “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak I don’t think I can recommend a book more than I recommend “The Book Thief.” The
A budding student photographer is inspired by other local Perrysburg photographers
Jack Bowe explores the hobby of photography
AC across the Atlantic: Ana Claire Munger shares experiences from her semester abroad in Finland
Ari Collins eSomethin Staff PHS senior Ana Claire “AC” Munger is getting ready to return to Perrysburg High School after her semester abroad in Finland.
Tattoos may be small, but they have big meanings
“I think that society’s views at that time were negative towards them, and I think that they impacted the culture,” said Alaina Sigg, a counselor at Perrysburg High School.
Ramadan Mubarak! PHS celebrates religious diversity
HibaMudassireSomethin Staff Ramadan (Arabic: رَمَضَان) is the 9th month in the Islamic calendar. It is widely known as the holy month of fasting, observed by
Hiba and Maddie’s Adventures (Episode 6)
Hiba and Maddie, by some crazy coincidence ended up in the same Jacket U courses, and so chaos ensued. Listen to Maddie accuse Hiba of being a scaredy cat, and Hiba agree wholeheartedly.
OPINION: If passed, Ohio House Bill 616 would make the future of education awfully grim
The proposed Ohio House Bill 616 (HB 616), introduced by Republican representatives Jean Schmidt and Mike Loychik, is a broad piece of legislation that will censor minority voices and erase essential topics from conversations.
