The Sage Informer

Category: Student Life

  • Traditions and pastimes for the class of 2026

    Senior year marks the end of one chapter and beginning of another, and the MHS senior class is celebrating every moment along the way.  Senior Maddie Bonds provided a look into her senior activities so far, saying, “I went to senior sunrise at the beginning of the year, and we had breakfast pizza and drinks,…

  • ACT prep homerooms required for all juniors

    The new ACT prep homerooms are helping students focus on getting ready to take the ACT.  According to junior Vivienne Bullwinkle, the homerooms could really work if students take them seriously. She said, “If you’re paying attention, you’ll most likely get a better score.” She also mentioned that two days of prep is enough since…

  • Sages host 5th Quarter after football game

    MHS groups united on Friday to put together the 5th quarter, a movie night that followed the Sages football game against BCC. Lifesavers, Facs club, and Pep club hosted the event at the MHS soccer field, playing The Goonies.  Lifesaver Senior Leader, Chloe Silver, was looking forward to the event. “I am looking forward to…

  • Fall fashion at MHS

    Fall officially started on September 22nd, and with this, more students started embracing their fall fashion. This consisted of things like off-the-shoulder sweaters, leggings, and uggs. While these articles of clothing have been common among past years, the color brown seems to be a new trending color. Many students prefer fall clothing to what they…

  • From Powderpuff to the big game: Homecoming recap

    Every year, students count down the days until Homecoming Week so that they can partake in many spirit-filled festivities. MHS staff members and students worked very hard to make it a week filled with fun for the Sages. Mrs. Allen and all of the Student Council were especially important in guaranteeing that Homecoming Week was…

  • How do students feel about the new school year?

    The new school year has started, and students already have a lot to say about how it’s going. Some are stressed about tough classes, while others are excited about sports, clubs, and everything that comes with being back in school. For some, the workload feels heavy. Junior Claire Foster explained, “This school year has been…

  • Senior stress: tackling the college application process

    With Early Action/Decision deadlines coming up November 1st, many seniors are taking their time to work on the application process. Whether that be through the Common App, where students have the opportunity to apply to multiple different schools through one application, or directly through the college’s admissions, seniors are feeling the stress to apply.  Senior…

  • How cross country athletes are balancing fall life

    For most MHS students, fall is a very busy time of year. From football games, to Homecoming Week, to many extracurricular activities, here’s how some of the busiest manage it. For junior cross country athlete, Taylor Mabry, it’s all about “finding a balance between locking in and hard work and relaxing and having fun.” She…

  • Student athletes finding balance in schoolwork and sports

    The freshman volleyball players are spending this fall season focusing on finding a balance between schoolwork and sports with a loaded schedule as they adjust to their first semester of high school. According to freshman Lauren Grabarczyk, who plays volleyball and maintains straight As, “On days before games when we just have practice I try…

  • Last day of high school for the seniors

    The senior class is preparing for their final day of high school. The final day for the senior class is always one of the best days of the school year because it’s carnival day.  The seniors like to enjoy their final day by going all out on carnival day. “I’m looking forward to spending one…