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Susan Anderson, Rotary’s Student of the Year
May 9, 2024
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May 9, 2024
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May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Month
May 9, 2024
Special Olympics Gold Medalist Kalissa Alenick heads to State for Swim
Special Olympics Gold Medalist Kalissa Alenick heads to State for Swim
May 9, 2024
Above is a graph depicting the most popular colleges and universities for SHS seniors. Pierce college is the top choice for the campus location and price.
Where are your Peers Attending College?
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Is Plasma Donation Right for you?
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Help for Self-Harm
May 9, 2024
Editorial Cartoon Illustration
How Project 2025 would Take the United States Back Decades
May 9, 2024
SHS AP Classes: Which are the Best of the Best?
SHS AP Classes: Which are the Best of the Best?
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Diet Soda is not Healthier Illustration
Zero Sugar Soda Tastes Better than Diet
April 17, 2024
Books Take the Cake for the SHS Bake-off
Books Take the Cake for the SHS Bake-off
May 9, 2024
Band and Music are celebrated during a morning pep assembly as they prepare to head to the state competition.
Congrats Band and Choir State Champs
May 9, 2024
Sophomore Olivia Ritter and junior Luke Ewers pose with their photos and awards from the Washington State Spring Fair Junior/Senior High Art Show. Ewers cheers after learning he had also won a $100 prize for placing first in the entire photography competition. Ritter took home $50 for placing second overall.
SHS Students Win State Fair Photography and Art Contests
April 26, 2024
Tulips take over Western Washington
Tulips take over Western Washington
April 17, 2024
The University of Washington Seattle is Blooming
The University of Washington Seattle is Blooming
April 17, 2024
Special Olympics Gold Medalist Kalissa Alenick heads to State for Swim
Special Olympics Gold Medalist Kalissa Alenick heads to State for Swim
May 9, 2024
Coach Matt Robles connects with the 2022 Steilacoom team during a timeout. In this game against Lakes High School during the McCrossin tournament, Steilacoom ended up winning the game. Robles will now coach the Lakes Lancers this fall in a full-circle moment.
Boys Basketball Head Coach and Math Teacher Matt Robles is Parting Ways from SHS
May 7, 2024
SHS senior Alivia Kehn competes in relays for the Sentinels. Kehn and her relay team took first during the April 11 meet against Fife.
Track & Field
May 7, 2024
Junior Ian Brinkhaus completes a successful header to win a point for Steilacoom.
Boys Soccer
May 7, 2024
Senior Cadence Gorman pitches against Eatonville where she went 1-2 with a double while striking out five batters on defense with one earning run.
Fastpitch
May 7, 2024
Steilacoom’s Got Talent!
May 9, 2024
Senior Ben Hegge performs at the SHS Spring Band and Music Concert.
Hegge on Drums:
May 9, 2024
Literature Club adviser and AP Literature teacher, Renee Chase, congratulates first place prize winner, SHS senior Noelle Reger, for her short fiction story about the implications of AI set in the not-so-distant future. Senior Makenzie Barber’s poem, “Danced at Dawn,” placed first for poetry. All pieces were judged blindly by a panel of SHS staff.
Literature Club Announces Winners of Short Story and Poetry Contest
May 9, 2024
Band and Music are celebrated during a morning pep assembly as they prepare to head to the state competition.
Congrats Band and Choir State Champs
May 9, 2024
Late Night with the Devil: a Movie Review
May 9, 2024
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In-N-Out Is Coming to Washington State
May 9, 2024
Photo Illustration
Teachers Replaced by Robots to cut Costs
May 9, 2024
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Celebrating Mother’s Day
May 9, 2024
Steilacoom High’s own Chamber of Secrets
Steilacoom High’s own Chamber of Secrets
April 17, 2024
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SHS’ History Teacher Royce Albert Wins Custom Ice Cream Flavor Competition
April 17, 2024
Photo Illustration
Teachers Replaced by Robots to cut Costs
May 9, 2024
Chemistry Teacher James Jarnagin Starts Wizardry Unit Next Year
Chemistry Teacher James Jarnagin Starts Wizardry Unit Next Year
April 17, 2024
Historia De Un Inmigrante
May 9, 2024
Musica y Pelicula
May 9, 2024
2024 Oscars Red Carpet
April 17, 2024
Dónde ir/qué hacer durante el fin de semana
April 17, 2024
Letter from the Editor
April 18, 2024

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Tulips take over Western Washington

Every April, Skagit Valley holds the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival so people can witness the beautiful spring flower phenomenon once a year.
Disaiya Turner, Staff Reporter
April 17, 2024
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Tulips are known as the spring flower for their meaning of rebirth and renewal, and for being some of the first flowers to bloom in spring. It is also known by gardeners in Western Washington that the soil and weather holds ideal conditions for these flowers. Every April, Skagit Valley holds the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival so everyone can witness the beautiful spring flower phenomenon once a year. The festival continues through April 30.

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