On Tuesday, September 17, 2024, AHS students began taking the NWEA tests, and it wouldn't be the last one either. NWEA stands for the Northwest Evaluation Association, a nonprofit...

On October 3, 2024, 27 Atlantic FFA members attended the fall contest held at Northwest Missouri State University located in Maryville, Missouri. The members got the opportunity...

Dress code. Love it or hate it; everyone has an opinion about it. Last year, Atlantic's dress code had stricter rules, such as not wearing hats inside, no midriff showing,...

The staff at AHS has multiplied with our new addition, math teacher, Cory Bartz. He teaches geometry, financial math, and algebra, which he says is his favorite subject. Bartz...

AHS cheer clinic– a clinic that impacts many young girls and boys in the Atlantic area. Atlantic football cheerleaders hold this fundraiser clinic annually, this year they...

The volunteer-led Booster Club runs concession stands for every sport, raises funds for events, and donate sponsored technology to the school. However, the club has an issue: they need more helping hands.

Do you believe in fairy tales? AHS has its very own fairy. If you see fairy dust in the halls it might just lead you to something special: the Tooth Fairy might leave dimes...

There are many moving parts in the Homecoming experience and it doesn't just start on that Friday, there is so much detail and planning that goes into the events, activities and extracurriculars that we do during the week. With all that planning there is also a lot of people involved in providing a memorable week.

How come they get to use this privilege when they may have work to get done, but we can’t when we have everything finished? How is this fair? This is just one example of how hypocrisy in schools affects students and their privileges.