Students take home $500 Cash Prize In Their Attempt To Raise Awareness About Opioid Abuse
By JENNY TODD Students Caroline Albert, Alex Ball and Arden Neiderhiser recently made a video for their Digital Media 11 class on the dangers of abusing opioids. Mr. Puskar, the Digital Media Productions teacher at the Senior High school recently assigned his DMP II & III classes the challenge of making a video that raises […]
Indiana County’s District Attorney visits IHS
By ADDISON MOSCO On March 29th – March 30th, Indiana County’s District Attorney visited IHS to educate students on juvenile justice. Students were sent to the auditorium during a class period to meet with District Attorney Manzi. Senior Loughlin Pagnucci, who attended the assembly March 29th commented, “I enjoyed the assembly. I think that the […]
A school within a school: the IHS preschool returns for 2022-23
By MEGHAN RUMMEL Next year at IHS, the preschool will be making its return! Students will have the opportunity to enroll in the Child Development course where they will get to teach, interact, learn about, and work with children. Child Development is a semester course that is open to students who are interested in working […]
Honoring our “Super Seniors” of IHS Class 2022
By MADELINE SHIRLEY As the end of the 2021-2022 school year comes slowly but surely to an end, our seniors are starting to get prepared for life after they graduate from high school. Even though senioritis is upon more or even every senior, a handful of seniors have really stood out during their high school […]
PEP ASSEMBLIES FINALLY MAKE A RETURN TO IHS
By ELLA MOSCO On March 11th, 2022 IHS held a pep assembly to recognize the start of spring sports and the end of the winter season. Many activities were held throughout the assembly including, but not limited to a teachers vs student basketball game, a rap battle, and there was a T-shirt cannon by the […]
Loughlin Pagnucci Holds the Record for Most College Credits at IHS
By ADDISON MOSCO Throughout his high school career, Senior Loughlin Pagnucci has acquired 85 college credits. The record used to be 16, but Loughlin changed it to 85 with all of his hard work. Loughlin is planning on attending IUP and wants to study economics and political science. After that, Loughlin is planning on attending […]
Where Does MiniTHON Money Go?
By ADDISON MOSCO During the school day, you might hear a lot about new fundraisers supporting miniTHON, but where does that money go? The money you donate to MiniTHON goes to the Four Diamonds Foundation. It is important that you donate to the foundation because it supports childhood cancer. Four Diamond’s mission is to conquer […]
IHS Science Club Brings Back Great Scores From PJAS Competition
By KILEY BRANAN On Sunday, February 27th the IHS science club students were provided with their scores from the previous day’s competition, PJAS, at Slippery Rock University. Upon the arrival of their scores, came excited students, many of which move onto states in May. The IHS Science Club, run by science teachers Mrs. Hixson, Mrs. […]
IHS MINI THON CHECK-IN
By MADELINE SHIRLEY This year IHS is gearing up for the return of an in-person Mini THON. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, 2020’s Mini THON was canceled and 2021’s Mini THON was held online. This year Mini THON is being held in person on March 24, 2022. To register there is a website (IHS Mini […]
Snow Affects Spring Break
By JENNY TODD The Winter months are now upon us. The dreadfulness of cleaning the snow off your car, or slipping on a pile of ice is the new reality. The holidays are officially over, and it’s time to look forward to something new. Younger kids view snow days as a day where they get […]