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By Emma MacAdam, website editor Students from Saegertown high school recently competed in the Pennsylvania American Legion Essay Contest through Legion Post 205 in Saegertown. This year’s topic was “What … Continue Reading Saegertown recognizes American Legion essay winners
By Josie Deeter, design editor The Lady Panthers defeated Mercer 45-38 this past Saturday to advance in the District 10 2A playoffs. Tonight they face West Middlesex in the semifinal … Continue Reading Lady Panthers advance to District 10 semifinals
By Nick Opsanic, staff writer For more than a century, theater, music and the arts have been an historic staple in the American school system. As an opportunity to grow … Continue Reading Column: Save the arts in our school
LaWrynn Edwards reviews three books that are good reads for high school students.
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By Josie Deeter, design editor The Lady Panthers have had a rough season due to COVID-19 and the passing of head coach Steve Scott. Despite everything that happened this season, … Continue Reading Lady Panthers hope to turn season of ups and downs into playoff success
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By Amanda Crowl (editor in chief) and Sam Hetrick (news editor) Saegertown will send three wrestlers to the new Super Regional tournament. The Panthers will be represented by senior Jaden … Continue Reading Extra step needed for Saegertown wrestlers to reach states
By Paisley Mangold, social media editor The Saegertown boys basketball team faces Lakeview for the third year in a row in the District 10 2A playoff quarterfinals at 7 p.m. … Continue Reading Panthers face Lakeview in playoff quarterfinals
These letters were completed and submitted as part of an activity in Mr. Lee Scandinaro’s economics class. Scandinaro is student teaching with Mr. Rick Rutkowski. The letters represent opposing viewpoints. … Continue Reading Letters to the Editor: Big Tech
By Haiku Peters, features editor Principal Tom Baker has added a new title to his name. He is now a certified member of Mount Pleasant’s Ski Patrol. The patrol aids … Continue Reading Principal Baker joins ski patrol
by Amanda Crowl, editor in chief It was ugly. It was outdated. But that’s the way one hall used to be after a recent upgrade. While the Panther Hallway received … Continue Reading Entrance hallway receives an upgrade
Staff Editorial “The PENNCREST School District will be a dynamic educational community that inspires optimal student achievement and lifelong learning.” This is PENNCREST School District’s vision. It’s also a vision … Continue Reading Opportunity for ‘lifelong learning’ is lost with lingering school library lapse
By LaWrynn Edwards, Panther Paw Editor
