By Claire Barickman, Social Media Editor Looking for a new and exciting read for the spring season? Are you tired of the same old story being told over and over … Continue Reading ‘Seven Husbands’ is not the same old story
By Cora MacAdam and Nola Zook, staff writers This spring produced impressive results for Saegertown’s student journalists. After submitting entries earlier in the year, seven newspaper and yearbook journalists qualified … Continue Reading Seven student journalists compete at PSPA states
By Paisley Mangold, Editor in Chief On March 31, Saegertown’s Student Council hosted a blood drive through the Community Blood Bank to give students and staff an opportunity to give … Continue Reading Blood drive returns with an impressive turnout
By Layilah Drakes, staff writer Do you have TikTok? Do you keep up with the new trends? TikTok is the world’s leading destination for short-form mobile videos. You can find … Continue Reading Cooking trends take over TikTok
By Sara Slayter and Logan Corner, opinion editor and staff writer With defeating Mysterio and getting the girl of his dreams, Peter Parker is almost certain his life is going … Continue Reading ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’: Will it be another hit?
By Evin Barickman and Claire Barickman, staff writers Do you need a scary movie to watch this Halloween? Consider “The Sixth Sense” or “The Birds.” Each of these movies is … Continue Reading What to watch this Halloween
By Emma MacAdam, website editor Additional words of wisdom from kindergarteners: What do you want to do when you graduate from high school? “Become President.” – Olive Vinz “Feed others.” … Continue Reading Words of wisdom from kindergarteners
By Haiku Peters, features editor “I feel that I have always had a knack for writing,” seventh grade poet Rosalynd Philips said. “I enjoy doing it. Writing poetry is my … Continue Reading Poet’s profile: Phillips publishes to ‘Storybird’
Seniors in Mr. Lee Scandinaro’s economics classes interviewed residents of Crawford County to create this project. Scandinaro is completing his student teaching at Saegertown High School under the direction of … Continue Reading Crawford County citizens share values, concerns, and hopes
By Amanda Crowl, editor in chief Rube Goldberg, an american cartoonist, was famous for creating drawings of complex machines to complete simple tasks. Mr. Chris Greco’s seventh grade science class … Continue Reading Science students create ‘Rube Goldberg’ machines
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Listen in as eight Saegertown students share insights about the pandemic and how it has affected their lives. Produced by features editor Haiku Peters.