Growing up locally and having graduated from ELHS in 2005, new school counselor David Willis finds himself returning to his roots.
In the days of the 2000s Mr. Willis walked these same halls. His wired...
150 students out of 150,000.
Of the 0.1% of people nationwide who are chosen to become a renowned Coca-Cola Scholar and recipient of $20,000, senior Avni Kabra was nationally recognized for her dedication...
Blood Drive. Graduation. Dances. And yes, of course there are still fundraisers, class trips, and prom.
While the final product of most of these memorable high school activities seem smooth and simple,...
Divorce takes a toll on both parents and children. While separation may be best for the parents, it’s important to support and understand the child’s perception of such a great change.
When you...
Typically, integration between the EL schools is rare to see. However, Feb. 9 marked something different as members of the ELHS Cultural Awareness Club visited ELMS to present issues of microaggressions...
You turn 16, spend hundreds of dollars, take the painful safety classes, and now it’s finally time to get your license.
Friends have been calling shotgun in your car for months, assuring you it’s...
With a strong passion for helping people, Sheryl Shyloski has found the perfect job for herself as ELHS’s new psychologist.
“My understanding is they are looking to increase mental health support...For...
Between the #metoo movement and the backlash that ensued from the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, female empowerment is at the forefront of society. This call to empower women is being...
To most, flying seems simple: you pack your bags, book a flight, and land safely. However, most people have no interest in the aviation aspect of travel, they just rely on the pilot to get them to their...
For most, a bicycle is a simple vehicle to deliver you from point A to point B. For senior John Whittaker, a bicycle represents freedom and nonconformity.
“On the bike, you feel free. You don’t...
Heidi Bard:
When cafeteria staff member Heidi Bard isn’t at work, she can be found with a bow and arrow in her hand. Although students who get pizza see her every day, they probably don’t know how...
Last year, math teacher Stephanie Sojkowski and her family’s lives had changed forever when a driver under the influence crossed the double yellow lines and struck their car head on.
“The recovery...