Freshman Taylor Boaz has participated in Girl Scouts since she was five years old. Currently, she is working on her Gold Award.
The purpose of the Gold Award is to identify an issue, investigate it...
Students can participate in a program called the Sustainable Schools Challenge through Parkway that records activities regarding the community and environment. This challenge is open to all Parkway students,...
Girls swim team has a new head coach, Coach Stephanie Seidel. Former Head Coach Jennifer Meyer took a step back from coaching to spend more time with her daughter who was born in January.
“It was...
Some publication students attended The National Scholastic Press Association and Journalism Education Association (NSPA/JEA) in Chicago Nov. 1-4.
Thousands of students attend this conference every...
As part of a new program that the district unveiled, the freshmen were given Chromebooks.
“I like how students can access many things at ease,” freshman Vassilios Georges said. “I use it for resources.”
In...
Go to the city museum with friends.
Hang out at the outlet malls in the Chesterfield valley! Get those sales!!
Head to the Loop for dinner (SO many choices)!
Check out the movies either...
Varsity dance team did not compete in the state competition this year, even though it is held in St. Louis, due to registering after the deadline.
“I have mixed emotions about it,” senior...
17 -year-old Cathryne Sheridan was in surgery. However, she wasn’t the patient.
Sheridan went on her first mission trip in the Dominican Republic along with her father and other doctors.
Sheridan...
Three countries in 15 years. Jack Williams, throughout his life, has lived in three countries: United States, South Korea, and Australia. Due to his father having a job with Boeing as a defense contractor,...
Juniors and seniors have the option to participate in Powder Puff every year. The guys are the coaches, and the cheerleaders. Additionally, the girls participate in flag football. The official game...
The first place winner was junior Eliana Liebman who was dressed as Curly’s wife from Of Mice and Men. The second place winner was junior Kevin Scannell who was a frontiersman with a business suit,...
With one year left of high school, junior Ariel Berwald is looking for her next home. Colleges are only a year-and-a-half away, and the process can be stressful at times. One way to ease that anxiety...
Six students were semifinalists for National Merit for the PSAT, the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. Semifinalists include seniors Daniel Buffum, Justin Fang, Eyal Kattan, John Kim, Anusha Manjunath,...
Principal Tim McCarthy and Athletic Director John Theobald dress ass Flintstones characters and ride around in a pretend car as a part of the staff dance at the Homecoming Pep Rally.
In the age of social media, anonymity becomes increasingly difficult. However, Summer 2017 brought a new app that allowed people to remain 100% anonymous: Sarahah.
“People are more honest,” sophomore...
Band, choir and orchestra members participated in the Solo and Ensemble Festival that took place at school on March 3-4. Students who received an Honor I rating qualified to be adjudicated at the State...
Seven members of the debate team are preparing for the state tournament which they qualified for on March 4.
“Quite honestly, I was not expecting to qualify to state but during our rounds everything...
Winter guard performed at the pep rally for the first time this year on Jan. 27 and made it to finals in every competition with their new coach, Brandon Fink.
“The pep rally was a way to perform...
PCH players are preparing for “Shakespeare in Hollywood,” the fall play, which will be performed Nov. 17-19. All members are developing the play by tech crew creating props, managers directing cast...
As college is approaching, students are stressing and preparing for standardized tests offered this fall. Their preparation for performing better on the ACT/SAT includes working with tutors, siblings,...
Due to the excessive heat, athletes that participate in outdoor sports this fall must weigh in at the beginning and end of each practice. If athletes aren’t properly hydrated, they must sit out at practice....
As alumni returned home for the Thanksgiving holiday, the Ultimate Frisbee team held a practice game on Nov. 24 that featured current and past students.
“A lot of the guys play in college and have been...
With finals week almost upon us, stress is building up for grade-levels alike. While freshmen are stressing over the first finals week of their high school career, seniors are generally
relaxed about...
Starting this year, students who participate in Students on the Go must complete eight hours of community service. The Students on the Go (SOTG) program wants students to get more involved in the running...
