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Continue reading →: New staff horror stories
Last year in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, MHS teachers shared their horror stories. This year we have several new teachers and staff. Mr. Miller talked about a situation with a third grader who possessed super strength, Mr. Docherty had a student collapse mid class, and Mrs. Davis talked about…
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Continue reading →: Seniors’ last year
This school year is the last year of high school for the Class of 2027. Many students are happy to be graduating and moving on with their life, but for others it can seem frightening at the same time. Abbie Woods is one of the ones who is excited to…
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Continue reading →: Homecoming mural mayhem
The theme for this year’s homecoming was Under The Sea. Many students had different thoughts on the theme, but sophomore Mila Wittig said, “I think it’s a really good theme, especially considering that last year, we had a theme that was focused in the sky. I think it’s a lot…
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Continue reading →: Football thus far
On October 2nd, the MHS football team heads to Pontiac for a week 7 matchup. After an upsetting loss to St. Joe prior, with a score of 34-20, the Sages were excited to bounce back. Most of the football players believe this season is going pretty well. “I think the…
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Continue reading →: Youth Alive Kickoff
Youth Alive is a student led club in which MHS students get the chance to discuss bible verses read during the meeting. Junior Anya Sheppard said “We have prepared for this year by first finding our leaders which can be anyone and we’re always accepting new leaders. We have planned…
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Continue reading →: Student Council kicking off the year
With homecoming fast approaching, MHS student council was hard at work with getting the school engaged in spirit days and having fun during homeroom after a long day at school. Junior Millie Hollingsworth brought some energy and fun into spirit days this year. She also brought some big ideas for…
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Continue reading →: Sports Update: 9/6/26-9/12/26
Volleyball kicked it off on Tuesday (9/8) with a win against Tuscola in 2 sets (25-20, 25-18), improving their record to 2-4. They were back at it with a home game against Shelbyville where they picked up their second win in a row, winning in 2 sets (25-17, 25-20). Their…
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Continue reading →: Suicide Prevention Week: things to know
The topic of suicide is something of a taboo in academic spaces, and while that may be for good reason, that ideology needs to change. According to The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, suicide is the tenth leading cause of death in America, and the second leading cause of death…
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Continue reading →: Teacher horror stories: Burge, Graham, and Nuku
In honor of the start of the school year, MHS teachers are sharing their horror stories. Today, Mrs. Burge puts out a fire, Mrs. Graham calls the police, and Mrs. Nuku applies for a new job. This is today’s issue of Teacher Horror Stories. “My story was actually in my…
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Continue reading →: A night in Paris: students prepare for Prom 2026
As prom season approaches, excitement is building among students as they prepare for one of the most memorable nights of high school. This year’s theme, Paris, has sparked anticipation, creativity, and plenty of opinions from those getting ready to attend. For many students, finding the perfect dress is one of…
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