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Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner

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Blue Envelopes Coming to Springfield

Traffic stops and police interactions no longer have to lack clear communication. Here’s how Springfield is stepping up to help the special-needs community.
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
May 12, 2026
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Niche Sports

In honor of the Olympics coming to Los Angeles in 2028, here are some unique sports that would make it worth watching.
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
May 12, 2026
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As May steadily approaches, so does the prom season. If you're truly lost on where to start with a proposal sign, try one of these!

Promposal Season

Prom isn’t as far away as you think. Get a headstart on a promposal sign for your significant other now!
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
March 2, 2026
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Our school is tuning into the holiday season and giving back to those who need it.

Students Helping Students

Though paying for your ticket to a game may seem easier, consider donating a toy and giving a child infinite happiness.
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
December 18, 2025
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Feel like spreading some Christmas love to a child who needs it? Drive some inspiration from this list!

Giving Season

The holidays are a time of giving, so use this month to give back to those who need it.
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
December 18, 2025
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If you're looking to spice up a Thanksgiving potluck with your friends, then try out some of these recipes!

Friendsgiving Feast

Even though Thanksgiving is traditionally celebrated with family, you can have just as much fun with your close friends. Here’s some simple recipes bound to make everyone come back for seconds.
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
October 16, 2025
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Girls celebrate at their Republic-Relays Meet Throwers Relay.

Once Around The Track

Track and Field athletes have had a successful spring season this far, and it’s shown.
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
May 12, 2025
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Our archers at our school work hard every day, and it's clear their skills pay off!

On Target

No club or sport goes unnoticed at our school, but there’s a few hidden gems that deserve recognition.
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
December 19, 2024
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While Halloween has been very westernized and is only really celebrated largely in Europe and the U.S., it's important to learn about how our spooky traditions might emerge in other parts of the world. (Photo by Brightline Translation Services, Pioneer Works, Wikimedia Commons)

Halloween Around the World

While we’re all getting excited for the spooky season, we should also think about where Halloween originally started and how other cultures celebrate it.
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
October 17, 2024
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Sephora seems like the prime place for young children to hang out and shop at now, even though they don't need any sort of skincare yet.

Generation Sephora

On social media, girls are more concerned with their looks than enjoying their childhood.
Erin Hardy, Social Commissioner
October 16, 2024
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Teenagers can easily sit down and fill out an application with their parents now, cutting out most of the school's supervision when it comes to working young.

Working Younger and Younger

Missouri lawmakers have decided to push the limits of child labor laws, rearranging the application process for younger teenagers.
Aaron Hardy, Reporter
May 14, 2024
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Pay to Play

Pay to Play

We have a lot of sports at our school, but how can you find out which one is right for you and your wallet?
Aaron Hardy, Reporter
April 29, 2024
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Schools pressing such high attendance might be beneficial, but the mental strain on students is not worth it.

Getting a Percentage Back

Students have expressed a constant struggle with attendance but it seems like faculty isn't listening. If attendance is such a must, then we need chances to do it well.
Aaron Hardy, Reporter
February 29, 2024
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Students are still confused as to why the ban has been put in place. Some claim that the ban is a result of the cafeteria’s lack of funding, but faculty says it’s simply a rumor. “No, that has nothing to do with it,” Dr. Powers said.

Let Them Eat Dash

Food is no longer allowed to be delivered to the school by vendors as of November 29. Does the commotion this causes outweigh the pro of possible safety? Find out from your classmates.
Aaron Hardy, Reporter
December 15, 2023
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With Influenza season right around the corner, some students are left with no choice but to go to school and potentially increase the risk of illness within the student body.

Stress Free Sick Days

Students deserve some relaxation while recovering from an illness, so why is the attendance schedule pressuring us?
Aaron Hardy, Reporter
October 18, 2023
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