The West Clermont baseball season is right around the corner. I decided to interview some players that have played in the past to get their intake on how the 2020 season will go. Logan Schmidt, a senior at West Clermont has played baseball for 13 years and plans on attending the University of Cincinnati where he will be majoring in pre-physical therapy and minoring in statistical analytics. Braden Meadows, another senior at West Clermont has played baseball for 14 years and plans on attending either Mount Saint Joseph University or Bluffton University where he will continue to play baseball and major in crimal justice.
If you’re looking for a great movie to watch on Valentine’s Day you’re in for a treat. If you haven’t already seen the Netflix movie To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, it is one that you need to watch. Rotten Tomatoes gave them 97% on their tomatometer and the audience gave them 87%. Continue reading ‘To All The Boys’ Sequel→
The student council of WCHS is operated by a group of students, from freshman to seniors, all nominated and chosen, that represent their peers and organize events for the school. Student council focuses on making everyone’s high school experience the best it can possibly be.
Jack Hall is the Senior Class President of the student council. He has been involved in student council all of his high school career so I decided to ask him a few questions about the group.
Mrs. Schmidt is a sophomore english teacher at West Clermont High School. She teaches English II and Act-Prep. I decided to interview her this week over last minute semester thoughts as well as going into the 2nd semester. Below are some of the questions I had asked.
Is this last week stressful?
No, this last week has been good. The previous week was bad.
How do you feel about teachers giving students tests the last week of the semester?
I am 100% all for it because I think it helps keep the students engaged the last week of the semester, it’s a good idea.
What kind of work do you usually give to students the last week of the semester?
I usually like to give something that allows students to gain credit, raise their grade, or allow students who are trying to raise their grade to passing.
Do students typically get lazy knowing it’s the last week?
Yes, or they become hyper and engaged where they start to look at any missing assignments they may find on Schoology. Usually, that’s the time where I get piles of missing work that students are frantically trying to turn in for full credit.
West Clermont high school teacher spotlight winner is Ms. Calton!
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Ms. Calton has been a teacher for 11 years. She has known since high school that teaching was her dream job. She always loved being at school. She loved English class and was very skilled in the area. She also loves kids and knew she wanted to work with them! Ms. Calton wanted to do something with a lot of variety and she says that “-with teaching no day is the same!” Continue reading WCHS Teacher Spotlight- Ms. Calton→
Social Network has opened a window of opportunities for everyone who uses it. Now that we have social media it is as easy as a swipe of a finger to get a hold of a long lost friend, plan a birthday, and finish 24 levels of Peggle Blast, all in one sitting! But there is quite a lot of negative activities occurring thanks to the internet.Continue reading Should Cyberbullying be Taken More Seriously→
The new holiday English (some Sami speaking) movie , Klaus is Netflix’s first original animated movie for ages 6 and up. It was directed and produced by Sergio Pablos and is an hour and 38 minutes long. The movie was released November 8th of 2019, and had a budget of 40 million! out of almost 500 google rating the movie has an overall average rating of 4.9 stars. And on Rotten Tomato it was rated a 92% by tomato critiques and a 98% by the audience. Continue reading Klaus Netflix Movie Review→
The 30 year tradition of the Cincinnati Zoo winter festival Opened for the season on Saturday, November 16th! The Festival of Lights is the largest holiday light display in Cincinnati. Visits with Santa begin at 4 pm and the lights begin at 5 pm. Continue reading Festival of Lights Winter Wonderland→
As December approaches, many high-school and college students dread the long-awaited time of end of semester testing. It’s nothing they can just skip or decide to not take because it affects GPA drastically. Although, I’ve come up with some ways that will best help you prepare for your mid-term exams.
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