Bad Year for Pumpkins
Picking pumpkins is a popular fall activity, but it has become increasingly challenging for farms to offer this experience each year. Sally Cybulski is
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The Parking Problem
There are a limited number of parking spots offered to students. At the beginning of the school year, students get called down by grade and
The Weight of Competiton
“Up to 70% of female athletes may engage in behaviors that can develop into an eating disorder, such as restricting food and trying to lose
FBLA Takes on State
FBLA is a club at our school that works diligently in national business education and careers. The club works hard to set an example for
Songs of Success
Our school’s music department puts in hours of work each week to compete at competitions and show their skills, and just recently, the different music
Pride and Spirit
A spirit week that is often overshadowed by the end of the year is the one the Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club throws. This
Toxic Positivity Hurts the Most
Recently, there’s been a growing trend towards “toxic positivity”, the idea that you must stay positive no matter what’s going on in your life. This
Games You Should NEVER Play With Your Family
Games I don’t recommend playing around family Uno: Starting strong with Uno. Seeming like such an innocent game surely wouldn’t be that bad. This game
Year Round Schooling- No More Summer Brain!
It sounds ridiculous, the idea of going to school all year round. However, the benefits are shocking. 10 percent of schools in the U.S. base
The Music Department Takes on State!
When people work hard for something, they should expect to be acknowledged. The choir, band, and orchestra students all progressed tremendously this year, and came
Donnelly out the Door
On April 11, one of Jayme Donnelly’s dreams came to fruition; he had acquired a head coaching job at Ozark High School. Talent-wise, this didn’t
Prom: Do’s and Do Nots
Oh, prom is such a big deal, isn’t it? Here are some quick dos and don’ts! Do’s: Plan ahead: Get your tickets, outfit, and transportation
Sports Editor, Cayden Harman!
Our sports section of the Kickapoo High Quarterly (KHQ) has always been a hit, but because it is so popular, it needs an editor with
Behind Closed Doors
March is Women’s History Month, and in honor of that we should remember and learn about women in history and the present that discovered, innovated,
Is it really healthy?
The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 is a federal statute signed into law by President Barack Obama on December 13, 2010. The law is
News Editor & Beats Coordinator, Madison Turner!
Her favorite phrase is “womp womp,” she is Starbucks’ number one supporter, introducing News Editor and Beats Coordinator Madison Turner! Turner has been a member
Sucked into Social Media
At any given time, we can access thousands of videos, millions of comments, and a countless number of likes from any given user. These may
How to Save Money
1. Get a Job In order to save money you have to be making it. Pick up a part time job that you think you
What to Expect Touring A College Campus
Touring a college for the first time can be overwhelming and nerve-racking, especially when considering attending school out of state or country. I recently toured
Don’t Order Delivery
Forgotten your lunch? Don’t think about ordering food to the school, or else your courier will be turned away at the door along with your