By: Brig Larson
Todd the Baker
Miss Ware
Miss Ware is a 7th grade English teacher here. Miranda has taught 6th, 8th, 9th and two grades in high school. If Miss Ware wasn’t an English teacher she would want to […]
Todd the Baker
By: Brig Larson
Box Jellyfish
Have you ever heard of a deadly jellyfish that claims the lives of a number of people yearly? The box jellyfish is a deadly, transparent jellyfish that lives in a deeper parts […]
Teacher Dodgeball Game
By: Peyton Erb Photo Credits: Peyton Erb
Hanukkah
December is here and everyone knows what that means, it means people are going to be celebrating Christmas, Kwanzaa, and/or Hanukkah. Hanukkah is the eight day festival of lights celebrated by Jewish […]
Homework
Most students get homework the vast majority of school days. People have different opinions on it. There are both positives and negatives to homework. I interviewed a seventh grade student, a seventh […]
Mrs. Turley
Jill Turley is a seventh grade social studies teacher in room 230. She has been teaching here for 24 years and hopes to stay for many more. Since November 11, 1995, Mrs. […]
“Alone” Book Series
Explosions, betrayal, loneliness, and plenty more, what else could one want from James Phelan’s post-apocalyptic trilogy? Would you be more intrigued if I mentioned the liquid-craving, zombie-like monsters who enjoy chasing the […]
Celebrating Christmas
When someone mentions Christmas, most people think of presents, ornaments, festive songs and carols, and of course, Saint Nicholas himself. Most people also know that Christmas started with the birth of Jesus […]
Ms. Bowers
Born in Montana, Stephanie Bowers has enjoyed lots of things in her life, including being a 7th grade social studies teacher. As a child, she was a military brat and has visited […]
Thanksgiving Traditions
For most people, Thanksgiving is a time to visit family, show gratitude, and eat some turkey, mashed potatoes, and pie. The majority of the population knows that Thanksgiving began with the pilgrims […]
Nileah Bruce
Eighth grader Nileah Joscline Bruce, or as her friends call her “Ni” is a friendly, and active, role model. First of all, Nileah has dedicated her life to softball, putting in almost […]
Kalynn Crosby
Born on March 27, 2007, Kalynn Crosby is a 7th grader here at Greenfield Junior High school. She has six other siblings and is the youngest in her family. Kalynn said, “Yes, […]
Typhoon Hagibis
Almost every day, there is some sort of landslide, volcanic eruption, or earthquake. In fact, approximately 50 earthquakes happen everyday. However, when was the last time a typhoon has occurred? Provided that […]
Red Ribbon Week
A spirit week has just come to a close. Known as “Red Ribbon Week”, this event started on Wednesday the 23rd and ended on the 30th. Posters were hung on the walls […]
Todd the Baker
By: Brig Larson
Global Climate Change Strikes
Growing up, all kids were told by parents or other adults, “you’re our future.” For some reason, they expect the generation after them to save the world. Therefore, children and young adults […]
Valuable Volleyball Players
To begin with, our school is full of a wide array of talented athletes from speedy runners to grand slam hitters. There is also a special group of talented 7th grade girls. […]
Newspaper-How-To
By: Avery Frarer Photo Credits: Avery Frarer
