Volume 13 Issue 5: March Issue
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Singers set for region chorus competition
By Morgan Radwick, design editor After a remarkable performance at District Chorus, four Saegertown students will be moving on to regions taking place this week. The 2019 PMEA (Pennsylvania Music … Continue Reading Singers set for region chorus competition
‘Alcatraz’ and ‘The Liberator’ prepare for Robobots battles
By Jake Reisinger, Web Site Editor On March 30, Meadville Area Senior High school will host the 2019 RoboBots competition. Two teams of students in the robotics class, advised by … Continue Reading ‘Alcatraz’ and ‘The Liberator’ prepare for Robobots battles
Membean gives new boost in learning vocabulary
By Bree Snyder, staff writer “Have you done your Membean?” and “When is Membean due?” are now common questions in the halls of Saegertown High School. Enter any English classroom, … Continue Reading Membean gives new boost in learning vocabulary
Woodcock Lake Park: Community gem in risk of closing its gates
By Kaitlyn Kozalla and Nick Archacki, features editor and news editor Every summer, countless families travel to local hot-spot Woodcock Lake Park to spend some time away from home. Located … Continue Reading Woodcock Lake Park: Community gem in risk of closing its gates
Saegertown enters ‘What’s So Cool About Manufacturing?’ contest: Voting begins Monday
By Will Phelan, social media editor What’s so cool about manufacturing? With the help of teacher-coach Mr. George Nahay, several junior high students decided to find out. Eighth graders Lynna … Continue Reading Saegertown enters ‘What’s So Cool About Manufacturing?’ contest: Voting begins Monday
Sophomores set for Business Week
By Sam Shelenberger and Dustin Steiger, broadcast editor and arts and entertainment editor Saegertown sophomores will take a brief recess from their regularly scheduled classes for Saegertown’s 12th annual Pennsylvania … Continue Reading Sophomores set for Business Week
Saegertown students head to region band
By Morgan Radwick, design editor After a phenomenal performance at the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District Band in January, junior Sam Shelenberger (trombone) and sophomore Matt Nale (tuba) are … Continue Reading Saegertown students head to region band
Local students bring “On Applebee’s Pond” to life
By Dustin Steiger, arts and entertainment editor Childlike wonder has the ability to bring life to the inanimate and to stoke the imagination. It’s this wonder that turns a twig … Continue Reading Local students bring “On Applebee’s Pond” to life
Key Club continues to serve community
By Amanda Crowl, staff writer Members of the Saegertown Key Club are working around the clock to benefit their community through improvement projects and community service. As active and present … Continue Reading Key Club continues to serve community
‘Common Grounds’ continues to flourish
By Dustin Steiger, arts and entertainment editor Since its founding in September of 2016, Common Grounds has lived up to its mission statement, acting as “a gathering place where young … Continue Reading ‘Common Grounds’ continues to flourish
Volume 13 Issue 4: Valentine’s Day Issue
Superintendent shares 18-month vision with community
By Kassie Boyd and Nick Archacki, editor-in-chief and news editor Members of the PENNCREST community can expect to see big changes next school year if the 18-month plan proposed by … Continue Reading Superintendent shares 18-month vision with community
Super Bowl LIII teams set for showdown on Sunday
By Nick Archacki, news editor On Sunday January 20, one of the most important days of the NFL season occurred for the NFC and AFC divisions as the Los Angeles … Continue Reading Super Bowl LIII teams set for showdown on Sunday
‘Safe2Say’ comes to Saegertown: school receives first anonymous tip
By Samantha Thomas, staff writer Last January, Governor Tom Wolf signed Act 44 of 2018, which created a School Safety and Security Committee, established mandatory training, and further secured public … Continue Reading ‘Safe2Say’ comes to Saegertown: school receives first anonymous tip
Mrs. Keller receives grant for microscopes
By Claudia Fetzner, photo editor Biology teacher Mrs. Nicole Keller received a $250 grant from the Pennsylvania Association of Rural and Small Schools to put towards new classroom equipment. Over … Continue Reading Mrs. Keller receives grant for microscopes
