Lewis Cass Schools Earn an A
Lexi Jackson, senior writer
September 14, 2017
Filed under Courier Top News Stories, News, Showcase
Lewis Cass Jr./Sr. High School is proud to announce that they are now a grade A school! Being a C school for the 2016-2017 school year, both schools have made an unbelievable jump in just one year. Achieving such a great accomplishment is a huge success for a small school like Lewis Cass. With the hard-wo...
Fight for Equality
Hannah Young, Sophomore Writer
September 11, 2017
Filed under Courier Top Opinion Article, Opinion, Showcase
The fight for equality in women’s sports has gone on almost since it’s existence. Even with women’s sports advancing daily, they always seem to be one step behind the men’s. If our own yearbook can’t even display women’s sports, how can we expect the rest of the sport’s world to change? ...
Lewis Cass Grad Touches the Sky
McKayla Ramsey and Olivia Salyers, Senior Writers
August 21, 2017
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A former Lewis Cass High School student has reached great heights when it comes to space exploration. Forrest Hamilton proved that a small school can produce amazing people. Over the years Hamilton’s love for and expertise on all things space has given him the opportunity to work for NASA and even be on...
School Board Releases Construction Plans
Kaleb Lewellen, Sophomore Writer
August 16, 2017
Filed under Courier Top Feature, Showcase
Recently, the school has been undergoing a lot of changes. The classrooms have already changed a bit, and technology seems to be overrunning the school. Everybody seems to have some opinion about it one way or another. I decided to ask our superintendent, Dr. Garland, “What big plans are actually ...
School Starvation
McKayla Ramsey, Senior Writer
August 14, 2017
Filed under Courier Top Opinion Article, Opinion, Showcase
As I sit in third hour, my stomach growls loud enough for everyone to hear, but I guess this feeling is something I will have to get used to. Kids wandering the halls like zombies? “Hangry” kids sassing back at teachers? Both of these are consequences of the new “No Food” ban. I fell victim ...
Kings Bury the Berries
Olivia Salyers, Senior Writer
August 10, 2017
Filed under Courier Top Sports Article, Showcase, Sports
Although the Lady Kings started the season with rain and thunder, the official first match was nothing but good weather and a good team score. Due to rain and tornado sirens, the Lady King’s golf team postponed their first match with Eastern after completing four holes, but they were able to get in th...
Bonds at the Beach
Hannah Young, Sophomore Writer
August 8, 2017
Filed under Courier Top Feature, Features, Showcase
Summer of 2017: sunburns, new friends, savings lives, and one beautiful beach. Now I know what you’re thinking how lucky is she, getting to spend her whole summer at a beach. Well, this is not the beach with high tides and white sands that you’re thinking of, but rather a much smaller and dingier, Kok...
The Ultimate Guide to Surviving High School
Kirstyn Kiger, Senior Editor
August 7, 2017
Filed under Courier Top Opinion Article, Opinion, Showcase
Congratulations! You have finished all of elementary school, middle school, junior high, or whatever else your school may call it. You just went from being the oldest in the school to being the youngest, and that change is going to be hard for some of you to handle. Your parents and older siblings are ...
