The COVID-19 pandemic has put a strain on people’s everyday lives. Things that may have been routine like eating inside restaurants or sitting in coffee shops have come to a stop with social distancing. This new reality of staying at home has led to canceled events in the community. Crown Point’s 4th of July parade […]
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End of year ceremonies, events uncertain as social distancing guidelines are still enforced
The second semester of a school year is a time to wrap up everything that has been taught and a time to celebrate accomplishments that have been made throughout the year. Ever since the switch to e-learning, the original plans for certain events have been altered. According to Principal Russ Marcinek, multiple events will be […]
Essential businesses, workers look to maintain CDC standards amongst outbreak
Empty parking lots, quiet streets and vacant school buildings are just some examples of the visible impact of COVID-19. In an effort to reduce the number of cases worldwide, citizens are only allowed by law to visit essential businesses. Among these, the most prominent include grocery stores and medical facilities. Locations such as Cancer Health […]
NHS duties remain valid through e-learning period
In light of the recent COVID-19 outbreak and subsequent school closure, NHS sponsors Amanda Campos and Erin Rawls released information to current National Honor Society (NHS) members regarding updated membership requirements. No information has been released regarding the induction ceremony that was scheduled to happen on May 7 for current sophomores and juniors who will […]
Track team participates in virtual meets, trains for upcoming season
With the IHSAA canceling spring sports, the distance team for the track has done something different, virtual meets. Distance coach Erik Forehand says when he heard about it, he wanted to get involved right away. ¨Brownsburg cross country coach, John Latta, posted the idea on Indiana Runner.com. Immediately when seeing this, it was a no-brainer […]
Adoption of negative demeanor can hinder relationships with others, self-esteem
In a world where freedom of speech opens doors for communication, there comes the possibility of absentminded conversational choices. Insults and negative interactions have become normalized among individuals in their everyday activities. Personal Skills and Exceptional Learners teacher Branden Lorek feels as though this approach to relationships is only acceptable if both parties understand its […]
Biomedical innovations students observe open-heart surgery
Watching an open heart surgery isn’t part of a normal student’s schedule at Crown Point High School. But for the Biomed students, it’s part of their curriculum. Biomed teacher Kelly Chevalier and her students saw a live open-heart surgery in the auditorium, as well as the Biomed class from Lowell High School. Chevalier explains why […]
COVID-19 pandemic causes global shutdowns, multiple school cancellations
From the closure of schools and businesses to empty aisles in supermarkets, the COVID-19 outbreak has seen its effects on multiple aspects of daily life. As of now, all schools in Lake and Porter counties have been closed temporarily. Gov. Eric Holcomb has also required all restaurants and bars to close within the state of […]
Audio clip with aspiring teacher unveils her passion for education
Junior Mia Depta, who in involved in the Crown Point High School education internship program, shares her desire to pursue a career in teaching with co-editor-in-chief Madelyn Whitaker. Depta notes the impact that her career choice will have on students in the future.
NAHS begins painting bulldog statue
NAHS, The National Art Honor Society, is no stranger to projects to benefit the community. It is more than just an art club. They do a variety of projects throughout the year to benefit the school and give back to the community. “It [NAHS] stands for National Art Honor Society and it is more than […]