Story by Abby Langle – Assistant Junior Editor
Many families around the holiday season love to go see Christmas lights. There are so many cool displays and lights on houses around the Kansas City area.
The most popular light …
Story by Katie Langle – Junior Editor
As Lee’s Summit North shifts back to virtual schooling, students may be finding it hard to adjust. Finding the motivation to complete work efficiently may be tough right now. Here are some …
Story by Kaia Monaco – Staff Reporter
In the many changes schools are implementing due to the Coronavirus pandemic, semesters were swept along as well. Semester start and end dates have been pushed back weeks later than originally planned.…
Story by Morgan Hubert – Staff Reporter
This year has brought many struggles in people’s lives, including school. The question is, what is more efficient for students and teachers: Online learning or hybrid?
“It is more difficult to figure …
Story by Mia Gatti – Staff Reporter
With school going back to all virtual learning again, the challenge of getting clubs and service groups together to keep doing normal tasks has not been easy. With all classes on calls …
Story by Abby Langle- Assistant Junior Editor
COVID has impacted students in their daily lives. Luckily for fall sports, everyone had their sports season with only a few quarantines.
Having spectators at sporting events was much different this year …
Story by Robert Hurst- Staff Reporter
The 2020 NFL season is heading into week 13. The Kansas City Chiefs are currently 11-1. Their season is off to a hot start as the NFL is currently exiting their mid-season. Next …
Story by Lily Temple- Staff Reporter
Since the beginning of the school year, North has had a few changes in the learning model. Recently, the school has decided to change from a hybrid model, back to a virtual model. …
Story by Morgan Hubert- Staff Reporter
High school basketball is adapting to everything going on in the world right now. With the ever-changing status of Covid-19, players and coaches have to be flexible.
At the beginning of the boy’s …
Story by Maria Smith- Co-Editor-in-Chief
The class of 2021 is mourning. As the year goes on they are watching their senior year slip through their fingers. Senior year, something so idolized and cherished has been reduced to long days …
