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Kamala Harris’s Impact on Future Female Leaders

Allison Loudenback, Reporter • February 25, 2021

Harris’s vice presidency has opened the eyes of many to the importance of diverse representation and female leadership. The significance of these elements is often underestimated in a variety of settings, from school clubs to mainstream media.

Testing Examined

Does taking a test in a certain atmosphere impact your grade?

Brooke Kraizer, News Editor/ Features Editor • February 23, 2021

Coming back to school has been a crucial part of 2021. Walking into the building, seeing friends and teacher safely is exciting, almost like going back to normal. There is definitely some adjusting to...

New Central Tradition

STUCO brings Day of Kindness to Parkway Central

Maddie Hewgley, Reporter • December 6, 2020

Month of giving, week of service, and now, Central introduces Day of Kindness for the first year. One year ago, junior class Student Council (STUCO) members, math teacher Sarah Reeves and her classes participated...

District releases return to building calendar for high school

October 15, 2020

The Future of International School Trips

People share their past travel experiences and their opinions on Parkway's travel plans amidst COVID.

Allison Loudenback, Reporter • October 13, 2020

For the majority of our time at high school, we are taught about different geography, cultures and languages from textbooks and worksheets. However, almost every year, Parkway offers its students opportunities to travel internationally, enriching their perspective on the world and allowing them to experience a period of cultural immersion.

Lesson Learned

Taking Something Positive Out of 2020

Brie Williams, Reporter • October 9, 2020

It’s no secret that 2020 has been different from every other year we’ve lived through. At first the WWIII memes rolled in, then the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant silenced the world. The...

Parkway School Board Makes a Final Decision

Tuesday's board meeting allowed board members to explain and finalize plans for a potential return to in-person learning

Emma Li, Reporter • October 1, 2020

On Sept. 29, hundreds of viewers sat down in their homes to watch the live streaming of the long awaited Parkway Board meeting discussing plans for a return to school in person. After much debate and discussion,...

Parkway School Board Leans Toward Hybrid Learning

Emma Li, Reporter • September 25, 2020

Green Trails Elementary Principal Rene Sommers has been working diligently to stay connected to her students. Last summer, as she was delivering supplies to her students’ homes, it was yet another blow...

The Boom of Blue Light Glasses

Ellie Mueller, Reporter • September 25, 2020

Do you feel drowsy and dry eyed after sitting on a screen for an extended period of time? Don’t worry, you're not alone. All digital screens have blue light rays, and unfortunately you can't exactly...

Sports but no classes

Brooke Kraizer, News Editor/ Features Editor • September 25, 2020

Fall is a big season when talking about back to school and sports. People are back to school shopping, preparing for their fall sport season, etc. When districts announced that the first quarter of the...

News in review: Week of Sept. 25

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death and the Breonna Taylor trial.

Alex Maisenhelder, Online Manager • September 25, 2020

In the past week, there have been few headlines grabbing as much attention as the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the trial for the officers involved in the shooting of Breonna Taylor. Louisville officers...

Seniors: How to register to vote and cast your vote amidst a pandemic

Seniors face difficulties without on-campus voter drives, along with an election during a pandemic bringing new forms of voting.

Maddie Hewgley, Reporter • September 25, 2020

With an election less than 40 days away, the deadline to register is rapidly approaching. In light of the pandemic, class of 2021 seniors are not only void of the opportunity of a school voter drive, but...