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  • Congrats to Inglemoor Theatre Company for reaching gold honor troupe status!
  • Great job to Mock Trial Club for taking first place at regionals and good luck at state!
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Antrobus studies using flashcards, one of the many study methods they use.

Dyslexic students see the wor(l)d differently

Currently, around two million people in the United States are diagnosed with dyslexia. It is one of the most common learning disabilities around the world, affecting 10-20% of the American population,...

Hall pass word games

Hall pass word games

Confident in your knowledge of Inglemoor’s hall passes and bathroom experiences? Try your hand at this Cheeky Hall Pass crossword! Bingo: Cross off the boxes you have experienced in the past month!   Hall...

Media literacy needs a rewrite

Media literacy needs a rewrite

Shyam Haritham (he/him), Reporter Apr 23, 2025

Before the era of modern technology, paper boys would deliver the daily newspaper, and news of the prior day wouldn’t be widely known until the next morning. Today, news spreads like wildfire. In a media...

Lauper plays with a kitten in the Adoptable Felines of the Garagerie adoption center. She volunteered with her mother to feed and play with the kittens in the shelter every other Wednesday.

Super volunteers put their communities first

Cataloging library books and writing reviews, tutoring in NSD schools and volunteering at science fairs — senior Akhila Lankalapalli (she/her), former National Honor Society Activities Coordinator and...

Seniors Payton Hathaway and Jeremiah Lundberg.

Teens tackle love and loss through relationships

Romance Romantic relationships can take different forms, from casual dating to long-term commitments. According to Pew Research Center, around 35% of teens have relationship experience. While these relationships...

The Seattle LDS temple in Bellevue. The temple was dedicated in 1980 and serves the surrounding area.

Understanding our Latter-Day Saints Community

This article uses the terms “LDS member” and “Mormon” to refer to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Although this is a common name to refer to members, many prefer the...

Seniors Grant Wotherspoon, Gabe Schutt and Jaxon Coburn jog down the track in their
team rain jackets.

Track boosters support largest sports team

Danny Hughes (he/him), Reporter Apr 21, 2025

With 155 students on this year’s track and field team, adequate funding is paramount. After district budget cuts in 2024 caused a major loss in funding for extracurriculars, the need for external funding...

Dr. Washington decorates her office with school flyers, family photos and mementos from students. The other wall featured her degrees, which range from a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education from Western Washington University to an Ed.D. Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership and Policy from the University of Washington.

Dr. Washington models confidence in her identity

Claire Meng (she/her), Co-Editor-in-Chief Apr 17, 2025

Hired in 2023, assistant principal Dr. Ebonisha Washington (she/her) brought the goals of increasing student engagement and drawing the community closer. Washington said her identity as a queer Black woman...

Cervantes routinely wipes down the trash cans in the main hall during her night-time shift. “I think my favorite hobby is cleaning, because, the before and after, I feel the difference and I feel good,” said Cervantes. “I feel good to live in the clean environment.”

Custodians shine with every sweep

Life is full of messes, but some can make you reconsider your career. On a work day like any other, faculty manager Sophia Jennings (she/her) received an urgent work order. “They called me: ‘Sophia,...

Apparel brands need to stick to sustainability

Apparel brands need to stick to sustainability

Violet Kinsey (she/her), PR team Apr 8, 2025

Sustainability has become a key selling point for apparel brands. Consumers sporting labels like L.L.Bean, Columbia and The North Face may know that these brands and ones like them often pledge total eco-consciousness,...

Seattle protesters unite: “We will not go back!”

Seattle protesters unite: “We will not go back!”

On March 8, protestors gathered in Seattle in a march to support International Women’s Day.  People carried signs protesting a range of current domestic and foreign affairs, including the overturning...

Originally a piece of undeveloped land, Kenmore expects to continue development of the Lakepointe property into an urban village and park. The project was awarded $7.5 million by King County in January for land aquisition and habitat restoration. “It is our hope that the amount of money that Kenmore would put in (to Lakepointe) would be significantly smaller and that’s to support providing a park,” Loutsis said.

Washington budgets face rising deficits

William He (he/him), Web Editor-in-Chief Apr 4, 2025

State and city budget dilemmas Over the next four years, Washington is projected to face significant budget shortfalls estimated between $12 billion and $15 billion. Largely caused by declining revenue,...

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