Newly adjusted COVID-19 guidelines in effect
By SYDNEY BRICE – Indiana Senior High is back four days a week, so let’s refresh on the COVID guidelines we should all be following. Many students have shown concern with the new guidelines and coming back four days. Senior Evan Cox stated, “I’m nervous about getting shut down because we will be seated within […]
The 2020-2021 school year will end with a new attendance dynamic
By MAGGIE MEDVETZ-Starting April 6, 2021, IHS students have been three feet closer to their peers, in a new attendance dynamic that will bring us to the end of the year. Coming back to school after spring break will look a little different for most students as there will be an increase of students physically […]
Penguins poised for another playoff run
BY MICHAEL JADZAK – Midway through the season, what’s to expect? Are the Pittsburgh Penguins playoff bound? The NHL has come up with a schedule and a plan for this season due to the COVID-19 lockout that paused the previous NHL season. This involves new divisions that limit travel, for example, The North Division was […]
First girl’s lacrosse home game proves to be a challenge
By ADRIANA GUTH-BOROWSKI – Indiana girl’s lacrosse started off the first regular season home game. with two saves by freshman goalie Anna Buterbaugh. Scoring went back and forth between Indiana and Mars, ending the half with Mars up by one at 3-2. Mars pulled ahead in the second half scoring an additional 11 goals only […]
College Board plans to administer AP tests like normal
By KAYLEE BECKER-GEORGE – AP students have spent most the year wondering exactly what their exams were going to be like, and the College Board has answered their questions. As the end of the year approaches and testing season is upon the school, AP students find themselves making the usual $95-per-test payments to take the […]