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AHS Teachers Who Have Taught Abroad
Tara Martin | Web Editor-in-Chief Mr. Nelson: Spanish teacher Kyle Nelson taught English in Fuenlabrada, Spain to students ranging anywhere from sixth to twelfth grade. “My job was basically to develop American culture lessons and also help them with speaking, practice, and pronunciation,” Nelson said. While by sixth grade, most students in Spain are almost… Read more
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Fish Prizes at Carnival for a Cause Controversial
Nathan Miller | Managing Editor Senior Trip Newton cares a great deal about her many pet fish. “I have a fish that I rescued at the county fair five years ago,” Newton said. “I rescued him because I saw some teenagers. They threw his bag on the ground. They were kicking it around. I picked… Read more
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AHS’ Student Government Hosts Carnival for a Cause
Elshadai Aberra | Social Media Editor Remember last year’s Avon Night Light? Well, forget about it. Student government decided to try something new this year: Carnival for a Cause. Avon’s student government teamed up with Hendrick’s Regional Health to host Carnival for a Cause on Saturday, April 27, with the cause being raising money for… Read more
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The Making of a “Midnight in Paris”
Morgan Jones | Reporter Each year, the junior class officers are tasked with planning one of the biggest parts of the American high school experience: prom, a special evening for upperclassmen to make memories together as they near graduation. Current junior class officer Sophia Trinkle said that the planning process began with finding a charming… Read more
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Q&A with Area 31 Students of the Month
Savannah Abshire | Reporter Matthew Allen Q: Which program were you awarded student of the month in? A: The Area 31 Co-op program for computer tech support and networking. Q: How did you feel when you were awarded student of the month? A: I felt the same as I did before. I just did what… Read more