ROTC Honors Fallen Heroes for 9/11

Dayna Lawson, Advisor

September 11, 2020

With the American flag proudly flying from a 105 foot firetruck ladder, Montgomery High...

Quarantine Takes Over

Katie Jones, Writer

April 21, 2020

COVID-19 made its way to the U.S. quickly, affecting thousands of people. As of now, there are 587,257 confirmed cases with 44,207 recovered. There have been 23,649 deaths in the U.S. Due to the virus, most business have been shut down, and people have been told to self quarantine and...

Coronavirus In Sports

Athletes all over the country working on getting recruited to play sports in college.The corona virus has put a stop to many aspects of the recruiting process, by cancelling seasons, no college visits, no combines or showcases for athletes to get colleges to notice them. “Effective...

Girls’ Swim State Team places 5th at State Meet

To represent MHS, the girls’ state swim team traveled to Austin, TX to compete in the...

New Principal, New Normal

Samantha Nordstrom, Mia Russell, and Emery Miller

September 16, 2020

Sunlight filters through the enormous redwood trees at Sequoia National Park as Dr. Andria...

Winfield Makes an Entrance

Mia Russell, Samantha Nordstrom, and Emery Miller

September 16, 2020

While students are busy at work, Assistant Principal Kevin Winfield digs through his costume...

Great Expectations, No Exceptions

Lauren Maciariello, Author

It’s everywhere. Teens crying and shaking due to grades and stress. The pressure from high school comes at students in every direction. Teachers, parents, coaches, and even colleges are reminding students every day how important every single grade is. All of this, until someone snaps....