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Student Media of Pittsburg High School

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Student Media of Pittsburg High School

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Phil Jay

Phil Jay

Story by Ximena Ibarra, Reporter May 6, 2018
Phil Jay has been a PHS counselor for nine years.
Cast members from Urinetown walk at the Pittsburg Art Walk on Friday, April 20 singing along to the soundtrack, collecting donations.

#LincolnOrBust

Story by Gina Mathew, Editor in Chief May 5, 2018

While the citizens of “Urinetown” must pay for the privilege to pee, the cast, crew and pit band are hoping not to give a penny toward their trip to the International Thespian Festival (ITF) as a result...

Photo Courtesy of Google Images (labeled for reuse)

Driving towards success

Story by Matthew Moore, Reporter May 5, 2018

In the state of Kansas, 80% of school districts offer driver’s education in some capacity, however some of these schools only offer driver’s education during the summer. According to Joan Peterson,...

Students eat lunch at tables set up specifically for Power Hour. Students have a 50-minute break to eat lunch and meet with teachers.

Powering through the changes

Story by Joseph Lee, Co-Editor-In-Chief May 5, 2018

As the lunch bell rings, freshman Blake Harrison walks past the lunch line and makes his way to a classroom. There, he completes his schoolwork while waiting for the lunch line to die down. Harrison has...

Sophomore Scout Peery listens as Rhonda Willis guides her through her honors algebra II homework. [In honors], theres more to learn and a new lesson everyday, Peery said.

Math dept. to revise course offerings

Story by Maddie Baden, Editor in Chief May 5, 2018

For the past seven years, eighth graders have had the opportunity to test out of algebra I and take honors geometry their freshman year. For the 2018-2019 school year, all freshmen will take algebra I,...

The USD 250 Board of Education will meet to approve Dr. Brad Hanson as the districts new assistant superintendent on May 14.

District considers prospective assistant superintendent

Story by Journey Jaramillo, Managing Editor May 5, 2018

After serving six years as the superintendent of the Monett School District, 1981 PHS graduate Brad Hanson will become assistant superintendent for USD 250. “Having grown up in Pittsburg and having...

From left to right: seniors Alex Kafka, Chase Curtis, Jhalani Long and Tye Cicero.

The dogs are out

Story by Nicole Konopelko, Managing Editor May 4, 2018

It’s the middle of a basketball quarter and senior Drew Roelfs, the guard, has the ball. Though he just got it, he can already sense the location of the player he’s about to pass it to.   He throws...

Freshman Emma Fischer scrambles to finish her homework before the clock strikes midnight.

Spreading too thin

Story by Nicole Konopelko, Managing Editor May 4, 2018

As the bell rings, I run out of school with my textbooks slipping out of my hands, my tennis bag strap burning my shoulders and my flute case handle sliding off my fingertips. My friend suddenly stops...

Art by: Gabe Anderson

“Vote them out”

Story by Patrick Sullivan, Reporter May 4, 2018

The phrase “vote them out” could be the strongest call to action for my generation. The March for Our Lives took place on March 24, and displayed the increasing disdain for inaction within our government....

Sophomore Trevor Stover, junior Alesha Lawson and freshman Jordan McDaniels study together for their upcoming final.

Final thoughts

Story by Kali Poenitske, Editor in Chief May 4, 2018

After the Building Leadership Team (BLT) discussed the consistent number of tardies and absences, the solution of finals exemption was brought up. “We started talking about tardies being an issue....

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