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Annabelle Meyer, Staff Writer
May 15, 2024
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Two people talk about their newly owned "banned books." They discuss which ones they each bought.
Because of the Book Ban--OPINION
"Fatigue" — OPINION
"Fatigue" — OPINION
"Hypocrisy" — OPINION
"Hypocrisy" — OPINION
Influence – OPINION
Influence – OPINION
Kids These Days
Kids These Days
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History teacher Mr. (Trace) Petersen instructing his class for their assignment in U.S History.
What Makes a Good Teacher a Great Teacher?
Senior Megan Birge cheers on sophomore Cadence Kinzie during her cross country meet at Clarinda.
Why Students are Picking Work Instead of Athletics
A crowd of students dance the night away at the AHS 2023 Homecoming Dance.
Don't Miss Out – OPINION
The student section cheers on the varsity volleyball team after they score the point off an intense rally.
Support For All — OPINION
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MORNING CUP OF JOE-- An example of how cans and cups line desk walk ways.
Breakfast-- The Most Important Meal of the Day... or Drink
Students in the commons will notice the pillars with each core value of AHS represented. The core values displayed are Honesty, Accountability, Respect, and Kindness.
HARK: How did it happen?
Starting the 2024-25 school year, students are able to roam the halls with updated attire, including hats.
Dress to Impress
The Country's flag proudly flies before Atlantic High School earlier today.
Flag Poles and Prayers
Freshman Callan Kluever poses with the Trojan Cheer Stick in Mrs. Hedegaard- Moreno's English class!
PHOTO OF THE DAY 09/19/2024
SURVEY ANALYSIS - Sixty AHS participants showed their reaction and response to House File 2586. Out of the 60 participants, 48.3% said they would not feel safe in a school with guns, and 38.3% said they would. The remaining 13.4% were undecided or neutral.
Friendly Firearms