Last spring, senior Matthew Evinston and senior Claire Rolf decided they wanted to help the community be cleaner and have fun while doing it. With this idea, they created the Play for Green Club. Around...
Throughout history, English classes have challenged students to look deeper at the texts that surround them, analyzing the stories that form our world; but for some, this analysis only brings discomfort...
How does the school deal with racist actions? How does it deal with microaggressions? What are the consequences of homophobia and transphobia within the community? These are just some of the questions...
Shannon Pothen, Layout Editor and Copy Editor
• October 12, 2021
It takes a village to teach a child. The new instructional coaches Ing Mari Ryan and Geri Handberg are making connections and building community. They are working with teachers to make sure students...
Julia Bennett, Social Media Editor-In-Chief
• April 22, 2020
Social studies teacher Michael Kaul founded peer helpers last year. Since then, they have not only grown in members but in their work and outreach through the community. With added structure and leadership...
COVID-19 has left everyone feeling lonely and distanced from those we care about. Many are feeling helpless because they cannot do much to help everyone when they are not working on the front lines. In...
Paige Sanders, Photography Editor-in-Chief
• April 22, 2019
To better our district and community as a whole and furthermore better the future of our facilities in the district, volunteers will help make this possible.
The district is covening new members for...
From gift wrap paper to Girl Scout cookies, kids are subjected to tremendous amounts of fundraising. As children, they were lured in by knowing they could win different toys depending on how much they...
Jameson Stahl, Online Editor-in-Chief
• November 30, 2018
Brine’s Market and Deli recently celebrated their 60th year in business. Brine’s was originally opened in 1958 by Bud Brine in downtown Stillwater. It has been a staple of the St. Croix Valley ever...
Taylor Lee, Distribution Reporter
• November 26, 2018
On Nov. 10, a select number of ASL teacher Amy Caslow’s American Sign Language level two students went to St. Paul Metro Deaf School to complete their first of two Deaf culture events. They were instructed...
The local community plays a large role in supporting their local school district. Students believe that the success of Stillwater Schools is largely due to the support they receive from the community....
French Club is doing a fundraiser that is sending shoes to a little town in Haiti called Bois Tombé. The shoes are being donated due to children and even adults not having shoes that cover their toes because...
