Seniors participate in mock elections
Naomi Nam, Reporter
November 9, 2019
Election season has come to Washington state and for high schools, the mock elections allowed students to participate and educate themselves in the political climate on Nov. 5, 2019. As a way to help them understand their community further through the voting process, students were given a ballot to fill out...
Earth Corps Introduces Metal Utensils
Ishika Kaushik, Reporter
October 25, 2019
Earth Corps implemented reusable metal utensils this fall in response to the 62,000 plastic utensils wasted in the 2018-2019 school year. Earth Corps advisor Suzanne Black said discussions about switching utensils started last year. Initially, the club considered compostable silverware for the cafeteria....
Kenmore city council agrees to fund affordable housing projects
Aditi Jain, Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 25, 2019
On Sept. 16, the Kenmore City Council voted to participate to be eligible for state funds to invest locally in housing projects for those below 60 percent of median income, in accordance with House Bill 1406. The goal of this bill is to increase access to affordable housing, to aid efficient tra...
Cyberattack
Margaret He, Opinion Editor
October 25, 2019
On September 20th, Northshore School District servers were compromised by a cyber attack that left many online systems non-operational. The district then shut down all remaining systems in order to prevent the breach from accessing any further facilities. “There is no evidence at this time that an...
Statewide executive order bans flavored vaping products
Aditi Jain, Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 25, 2019
In response to seven reported lung illnesses due to vaping, Gov. Jay Inslee issued an executive order for a statewide ban on all flavored vaping products on Friday, Sept. 27. Because of the targeted appeal of these vaping products for young adults, the executive order requires companies that sell no...
Youth demand political action for climate crisis
Ishika Kaushik, Reporter
October 25, 2019
Held worldwide on Sept. 20, the world’s largest youth-led activist movement occurred three days before the climate summit at the United Nations. The movement sparked from 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg who walked out of class every Friday for government action on climate change last year. &n...
Vikings adjust to seven periods
Rory Knettles, Reporter
October 25, 2019
As the novelty of the new school year comes to a close, students comment on the adjusted schedule. “[The schedule is implemented to] give students more opportunities within the school day to take classes outside of core academic classes in which students may have interest, but may not have had ti...
Senior breakfast awards
Rahima Baluch, Web Editor
September 5, 2019
Most likely to take the AUX: Brenden Whiteley, Veronica Shin Worst Driver: Hayley Quist, Jeffrey Hayes Most Gullible: Giselle Charpentier, Alex Rutter Always shows up late to school: Lucy Moore, Gloria Shi Cutest Couple: Jack Nussbaum, Leah Johnson &nb...
Climate Board looks to involve students in on-campus equity
Janick Gold, Reporter
May 6, 2019
A student-led Climate Board, introduced for the upcoming academic year, aims to put forward a more diverse range of student advisors to administration and ASB. The board is expected to include 20 students from differing academic and social backgrounds: students of color, athletes, special education and...
Students see change in security
Jocelyn Ayenew, Reporter
May 3, 2019
Making Inglemoor a safe learning environment is the school’s first priority, with a long list of people who work both on campus and elsewhere in the district to ensure this happens. Every school carries out its security measures a little differently. Our school has people working in and with admini...
News Briefs: May 2019
April 30, 2019
Local Kenmore Air joins efforts in disaster preparation Kenmore Air joined relief efforts in April 2019 with the Washington Seaplane Pilots Association and the Washington Pilots Association to help prepare for the anticipated and deadly Pacific Northwest earthquake known as “The Big One.â€...
Inglemoor ensembles strike gold in San Francisco
Janick Gold, Reporter
April 10, 2019
Nearly 100 band and orchestra students traveled to San Francisco for the April 8 Festival of Gold, where the nation’s most-accomplished ensembles performed in the Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall. Three Inglemoor ensembles took part across two instrumental categories. Conductor Charles Fix led the C...
Naomi Nam, Reporter
November 9, 2019
Election season has come to Washington state and for high schools, the mock elections allowed students to participate and educate themselves in the political climate on Nov....
