The Sage Informer

Over the past few weeks, a storm of new posters have taken over the hallways. These posters promote drinking water in a fun and memorable way through popular memes. High school principal Mr. Travis Courson said, “Personally I love it. I for one don’t drink enough water, so it’s been healthy for me seeing the…

With one week until spring break, kids are feeling stressed with all the homework and tests due before the quarter ends. Teachers are trying to wrap up their final units before the week ends. “I am very stressed over tests getting squeezed in and the amount of homework that is being assigned,” said sophomore Mylin…

As students enter the final few weeks before the end of third quarter and the start of spring break, the anticipation rises for many students. Not everyone has plans to travel this year or partake in something extravagant, but simply a break from the tasks of everyday school life is desired by nearly all MHS…

The typical, picture-perfect Valentine’s Day is filled with chocolates, flowers and conversation hearts. While those things do play a big role in some students’ days, others view the date as just that: a date on the calendar. “I think that Valentine’s Day is something that everyone can enjoy in their own way,” commented sophomore Pyper…

The 3rd quarter always seems to be the most exhausting time of the year. Students walk down the hallway and see their peers tired and struggling to make it through the day. This year the 3rd quarter has 35 days. This quarter’s only holiday with a day off is Presidents’ Day, which is always greatly…

From February 5th to February 9th, students and faculty at MHS hosted their annual Red Out Awareness Week. The Student Council at MHS raised funds in a variety of ways, from a bake sale to the yearly Red Out basketball game. Red Out Week is hosted each year for the American Heart Association and raises…

When it comes to highschool musical productions, there is lots of work to be put in. Even with the final production, there is so much behind the scenes!  Junior Cal Knittle discussed what his favorite part of preparation is and said, “probably just having a place to go every day where your friends will be.…

As the second semester starts to ramp up after coming back from winter break, many seniors are catching a case of senioritis. Lots of seniors are looking towards the future and deciding what they are going to do post college, whether it be college, the trades, military, and some are even planning to travel. These…

They didn’t miss a chance to buy a yearbook, so you shouldn’t either! Order your yearbook now before the price goes up. Sadie Walsh walsa26@sages.us