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  • March 19Congratulations to the Drama Team for placing 6th for their Murder on the Nile and 27th for their Little Women performances at the State Drama competition!
  • March 19Congratualations to everyone who competed at DECA's State Career Development Conference and good luck to everyone competing at the International Career Development Conference!
  • March 19Congratulations to Shirin Choi, Irin Robinston and Joshua Zou for winning first place in their events at the FBLA Winter Leadership Conference!
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Regionals provided students with an opportunity to figure out what they need to work on. We got to checkup on our members and see how far people were on their events as well as what they might need help on, Simha said.

Students motivated to succeed after TSA regionals

Olivia Oomen, Reporter Jan 17, 2019

The Regional TSA Competition was co-hosted by Inglemoor and Tesla STEM High School on Jan. 12 at Inglemoor. All Inglemoor students who competed will have the opportunity to advance to the state competition...

The Valhalla Team pose with their trophy after the award ceremony. Only the top three teams receive trophies. From left to right: senior Gloria Shi, junior Melissa Mitchell, freshman Harshini Iyer, freshman Ryan Nelson, junior Christopher Lee, senior Tom Mikolyuk, junior Karen Haining, sophomore Ashi Jain, senior Anna Weaver, senior Sandy Cheng, sophomore Nandira Mahmud and junior Conor Bartol. Not pictured: Kevin Shi.

Science Olympiad places second and ninth at Invitational

Evelynn Li and Madeline Nguyen Jan 16, 2019

On Jan. 12, Inglemoor sent two teams to Curtis Junior High School to compete at the Science Olympiad Invitational Competition. Of the twenty high school teams that competed, Inglemoor’s Valhalla Team...

Students hold up the DECA symbol at Meydenbauer Center.  Inglemoor DECA exceeded my expectations this year, Xie said.

DECA starts competition season strong, despite smaller numbers

Shannon Hong and Evelyn Yang Jan 13, 2019

The DECA Area 3 Competition took place on Jan. 10 at Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue. Out of approximately 90 competitors from Inglemoor, 44 students* qualified for the State Career Development Conference...

General manager Michele Bergley stands in front of the new chip racks in the back of the cafeteria room.

Lunch staff introduces new key members

Minita Layal and Monserrat Villaseñor Jan 2, 2019

When students walk into the cafeteria, they are greeted with a new variety of items, ranging from the colorful Dippin' Dots to healthy yogurt and fruit parfait cups. This year, members of the lunch...

Equity in school tech

Equity in school tech

Rachel Lawson, Managing/News Editor Dec 30, 2018

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 93 percent of households in Washington own a computer (including a smartphone), and 87 percent have access to the internet. This may seem like...

Senior Calvin McDaniel takes it to the basket for the score against Lynwood. The Vikings went on to win 52-37 pushing them to 3-0.

Boys basketball roster shows early promise

Caden Frank, Sports Editor Dec 27, 2018

As the 2018 season continues to unfold, boys basketball will be seeking improvement after last season’s 3-17 debacle.   The roster is young, carrying only two seniors this season, and senior...

A Holiday Review

A Holiday Review

Sam Goetze, Photo Editor Dec 25, 2018

A Charlie Brown Christmas by Sam Goetze "A Charlie Brown Christmas," directed by Bill Melendez, is the ultimate holiday movie classic that embodies the true meaning of Christmas. The heartwarming and...

There is a total of 47 active clubs this year, ranging from arts to business to engineering to cultural meeting groups.

New schedule impacts club culture

Kaitlin Angeles, Reporter Dec 23, 2018

At the start of this school year, administration and ASB implemented three club-related policies, one of which was switching to a Black and Gold club schedule (all policies are explained in the article,...

JV wrestler and freshman Xander Alston pins his opponent at a meet with Issaquah on Dec. 6. Alston won this match, but ultimately Inglemoor lost the meet, leaving their standing at 0-2.

Wrestling grows in size and spirit

Oliver Hopcroft, Co-Editor-in-Chief Dec 21, 2018

A year ago, the wrestling team had 12 members. This year, they have more than doubled in size. Under coach David Muszynski, who also coaches at Northshore Middle School, the team has shot up in size. "I...

Kendyl Santiago and Cynthia Tan hold up the rings they make for SolClarity. We like to do everything together; we are best friends and she knows me really well, so its easy to collaborate and work with her, Santiago said.

Student jewelry company spreads awareness

Shannon Hong and Olivia Sasson Dec 18, 2018

Based on Google’s policy, where employees devote 20 percent of their time to side projects, the 20% Project encourages students to dedicate their time to a cause that benefits their community. When they...

Sophomore Annalise Adad, senior Erin Mackey and senior Savannah Drollinger wrap a gift for the adopted family. Newhall said that the in-class wrapping days were a great bonding experience for the class.

Choir ‘adopts’ family of 6 for the holidays

Evelyn Yang, Opinion Editor Dec 14, 2018

Every year, the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) hosts a holiday program that allows individuals and groups to "adopt" low-income families, providing them with gifts and grocery cards that they...

River Plate players celebrate their victory after the final whistle was blown.

River Plate defeats Boca Juniors in historic Copa Libertadores final

Monserrat Villaseñor, Reporter Dec 10, 2018

River Plate 3-1 Boca Juniors (5-3) MADRID — After delays, postponements and suspensions, the second leg of the 2018 Copa Libertadores final was finally played out Sunday at the Santiago Bernabéu...

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