Vaping epidemic
November 15, 2018
Filed under News, Print Stories, Showcase
The 2017 Monitoring the Future survey was conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan and collected data from 43,703 students at 360 public and private high schools across the nation, reporting that one in 10 students vape nicotine. Over the last decade, the popularity of this activity amo...
Administration questions “Take Off Your Pants” cheer
Shannon Hong and Olivia Sasson
November 1, 2018
Over the years, drumline and cheerleaders have excited the crowd at sporting and school events by performing cheers. Some of them have become emblematic of the Viking spirit such as the cheer “Take Off Your Pants.” However, during this year’s football season, the administration has questioned i...
Student hit by car in early morning
October 18, 2018
Junior Nathan Loutsis was hit by a car this morning at around 6:30 a.m. when he attempted to cross at the southeast crosswalk on the corner of NE 157th St and Simonds Way. Loutsis reported that he suffered minor injuries, and he expects to return to school tomorrow. According to a Facebook post by the ...
Administration and ASB roll out three new club policies
Rachel Lawson, Managing/News Editor
September 18, 2018
This year, administration and ASB are implementing multiple new club-related policies. The three changes include: the “Black and Gold” club schedule, the procedure of obtaining club passes and the requirement for all posters to be approved by ASB coordinator Elizabeth Kowalski. “Black and Gold” club sche...
New parking policy comes to Inglemoor
Rachel Lawson, Managing/News Editor
August 19, 2018
Contrary to last year’s parking policy of 'first come first serve', this upcoming school year will mark the beginning of a new parking system. Developed under campus supervisor Ric Calhoun, this new system will enable students to select personal parking spaces to use throughout the year. Senior park...
Euro Challenge competes in NYC
Cami Brix, News Editor
June 8, 2018
Filed under News
At the Federal Reserve Building of New York, freshmen Ishika Kaushik, Andhisty Mahmud, Priya Hendry, Sophia McDaniel and sophomore Ally Ellett competed in the semi-final round of the annual Euro Challenge on April 26. These students were one of 25 teams from across the country that won their region...
Band members perform at WMEA State Solo and Ensemble competition
Cami Brix, News Editor
May 1, 2018
Filed under News
This past weekend, high school students filled Ellensburg with their music at the annual Solo and Ensemble State Competition. Based on their success at Northlake regional Solo-Ensemble this past February, seven band members were there to represent Inglemoor: oboist freshman Sebastian Kolde, alto saxop...
Inglemoor baseball team honors former coach with ceremony and scholarship
Caden Frank, Reporter
April 26, 2018
Filed under Baseball, News, Showcase, Sports, Spring
Friday, March 16. Players, and coaches from the Inglemoor baseball program watch and listen in the moments leading up to their game. On every one of their black Viking hats, a yellow “JM” is stitched onto the side, a new addition to the design of the uniforms. They’re the initials of former player and...
Students demand change at March For Our Lives
Surya Hendry, Co Editor-in-Chief
April 4, 2018
On March 24, thousands of Seattleites took to the streets in the March for Our Lives, demanding stricter gun laws. Among the marchers were several Inglemoor students, including juniors Anisha Chowdry and Jocelyn Ayenew and seniors Bailey Johnston and Jed Go. “It was kind of, almost, a nece...
Principal finalists speak at community forum
March 23, 2018
Filed under News
[Update 3/26/18: Adam Desautels was selected as the new principal of Inglemoor. He introduced himself to the student body over the intercom on the morning of March 26.] After months of searching and deliberation, the Northshore School District presented three principal candidates in front of the Ing...
ASB elections taking place today
Aditi Jain, Reporter
March 20, 2018
[Update: voting is now closed] It's election day! To vote in the ASB election click here. (Note: to vote you must be a student at Inglemoor who is logged into a school email account. You may not be a senior. Voting must be completed by the end of sixth period on Tuesday March 20) It’s a busy...
News Briefs: March 2018
March 18, 2018
Filed under News
Local By Olivia Sasson Seattle students sue for climate change reform On Feb.16, 13 students from the Seattle School District, were represented by Our Children’s Trust, a nonprofit legal organization are suing Washington State and Gov. Jay Inslee in King County Superior Court over climate change in...
November 15, 2018
The 2017 Monitoring the Future survey was conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan and collected data from 43,703 students at 360 public and private high schools...
