Parking Permits
September 17, 2018
Jerome High School gives many privileges and opportunities to students. One of them being able to park their own vehicles in the parking lot. Many students don't know that it is a “privilege” to park here. Students think that just because they attend the school, means they can park there. That goes ...
Sierra Burgess Is a Loser: Spoilers and Review
September 11, 2018
Filed under News, Opinion, Showcase, Trends
Netflix releases yet another teen romance film, Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, and people were quite excited to watch and support the internet’s boyfriend, Noah Centineo, in another film, yet is it really worth watching an hour and 45 minutes of Jamey, Noah’s character getting catfished? As Simon Cow...
Are You a Star Player?
September 11, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Sports
What makes a good star player? I asked Coach Goffrey Rogers on some freshmen star player, and immediately he pointed out two player, Ike Miller also know “Post MaLittle” who is a linebacker. The second player he pointed out was Landon Dallman who also likes to go by a nickname “BIG RED”. He pl...
2018-2019 New Schedule
September 6, 2018
Like new schedule Dislike new schedule “ I like that it's not one more schedule to remember.” - Molly Kay “I like it because the 20 minutes in tag for two days all you really do is check grades and sit there. With the new schedule its less time doing nothing, and you get a w...
Time to Say Goodbye
May 15, 2018
It sadly comes to an end for the Class of 2018. With so many memories we have cherished together and we will always remember, it’s time to say goodbye. Being together for 12 years has allowed us to become not just friends with each other but becoming a family. My first time meeting my classmates...
Divided States of America
October 2, 2017
Filed under Opinion
The NFL taking a knee during the national anthem in protest to a comment President Trump made is yet another issue added to the long list of things that divide this country. It seems that the United States of America is struggling to be united. I used to not be all that concerned about it, but after...
Making the Case for the Meningitis Vaccine
November 21, 2016
Filed under Opinion
When a student goes to the doctor for well child checks or sports physicals, they generally receive an array of shots and vaccines, depending on age. These can include the chickenpox, Hepatitis, HPV, flu, and Tetanus vaccines. However, most students have not received a Meningococcal Vaccine. That is...
Standing Together
November 17, 2016
Filed under Opinion
With an estimated population of 22,818 residents in the Jerome County approximately 7,750 of those residents are Hispanic, making up 33% of the population. With the new election, many assumptions of what will happen to us (Hispanics) are circulating around Donald Trump. He has claimed to build his wall...
Free Money!
Isabella Birnie, Editor
November 2, 2016
If you’re anything like me, you’ve been desperately scrambling around for money. For college, to be clear, not to fund a relentless chocolate addiction. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, roughly 20.5 million students attended American colleges this year, and that number is o...
What to Expect When You Really Don’t Know What to Expect
Isabella Birnie, Editor
October 12, 2016
Filed under Opinion
A Letter From the Editor: What to Expect When You Really Don't Know What to Expect.
The Ballad of the Dove
April 25, 2016
Filed under Opinion
“Can’t think of a hotter day in all my life.” My dad always exaggerated, but today I had to agree with him, the day was almost unnaturally hot. “John gets off soon, so I’m off” I kiss him on the cheek before bolting out the door and off to the field that lay across the grove of trees t...
Wonderful Louie
April 14, 2016
Filed under Opinion
Lorena sat in her mother’s room looking out the large glass window. Her sister and mother had just left to get the finishing touches to her ensemble. She was nervous, excited, sad, and joyful all at the same time. This was a completely new chapter in her life that she had thought she was ready...
Alondra Alvarez, Bilingual Editor
December 11, 2018
On November 30th, 2018 many posters announcing a winter ball appeared out of the blue. Later on, there was an announcement read : “HEY YOU! YES YOU! Are you an upperclassmen...
December 3, 2018
Looking across the street, submerged in muddy slush and crowded by irritated New Yorkers, Sasha questioned whether he really wanted to cross or not. Because of two weeks of...
Moriah Eacker, Creative Section Editor
November 30, 2018
The National Honor Society here at JHS just recently had their student induction for this year. The club coordinator, Sonja Humphries, put together another lovely display...
November 9, 2018
This past Wednesday, November 7th, 2018, a tragedy occurred. In a bar in southern California, in a town named Thousand Oaks, 12 people were killed by a Ex- Marine,...
November 9, 2018
Tuesday November 6 was the 2019 elections. On the national level, it was one of the most important midterms in America’s history, as the fate of congress was held in the...