The best stories being published on the SNO Sites network

Best of SNO

The best stories being published on the SNO Sites network

Best of SNO

The best stories being published on the SNO Sites network

Best of SNO

Feature on a Local Clay Studio

By Tomiris Gumar, Sage Creek High School May 31, 2024

This story was originally published on The Sage on May 29, 2024.

VIDEO Writers Seminar reading showcases student creativity

By Jaden Gardiola and Laila Taraporevala May 29, 2024

This story was originally published on The Standard on May 27, 2024.

Authentic Science Research 3 Removed from 2024-2025 Course Offerings

By Emily Chau, Marquette High School May 29, 2024

Emma Carcamo, junior, sadly looks at her Chromebook screen. She has requested her schedule for the 2024-2025 school year but suddenly has to remove one of the classes. Authentic Science Research (ASR)...

Equine Therapy Offers Alternative to Traditional Therapy

By Tessa Autery, Marquette High School May 23, 2024

Cassidy Kerber, freshman, has lived at a barn for her entire life. She spends her days in the stables riding, walking and grazing horses. “Whenever there is a new horse or one I am unfamiliar with...

Seniors celebrate graduation by walking through previous schools

By Sam Walowitz and Lylah Kimberlin May 22, 2024

On May 10th, Lafayette Class of 2024 celebrated their graduation with former teachers and current elementary and middle school students during their Senior Walkthrough. Seniors visited their former Rockwood...

Tennis Team, Admin Honor Teacher Diagnosed with Cancer

By Annabelle Miller, Justin Small, Harris Ellington, and Rhianna Li May 21, 2024

Every year, the tennis team organizes an annual cancer awareness event. This year, they planned to spotlight Mike Wagner, science teacher, who was diagnosed with stomach cancer in January. Due to rain,...

Pottery studio gives community opportunity to explore new techniques

By Vedha Inampudi, Lafayette High School May 21, 2024

Wildwood Green Arts is a pottery studio located in Wilwood, Missouri. It was opened in 2015 as a non-profit pottery studio. The studio helps members try out different ceramic and pottery techniques including...

Carnatic Singer Connects to His Culture

By David Moss and Jack Favazza May 17, 2024

When Adithya Chengalvala, sophomore, lived in Bangalore, India, his mom pushed him to enter a singing competition. Chengalvala returned with a medal, and his mom put him with a vocal teacher to develop...

Scattering joy for teacher appreciation

By Nathan Buroker and Carley Bailey May 17, 2024

This story was originally published on The Catalyst on May 16, 2024.

MHSNews | Madame Thompson Retires After 31 Years

By Vihaan Madhavan, Marquette High School May 14, 2024

Madame Della Thompson will retire at the end of this school year after 31 years teaching. She will continue teaching, however, as a yoga instructor. This story was originally published on Marquette Messenger...

A day in the life of Potosi High School’s youngest student

By Noelle Porter, Potosi High School May 10, 2024

At only 13 years old, Thomas Brueggon is the youngest student at Potosi High School.  The first two hours of the eighth grader’s day are spent at the high school taking college level courses with...

Lafayette’s International Day aims to celebrate diversity within school community

By Sam Walowitz, Lafayette High School May 9, 2024

On April 11, Lafayette's second annual International Day was held in the Commons. This event featured many different performances and informational booths where attendees could learn more about a given...

Robotics team crashes Worlds party

By Shila Gill, McCallum High School May 7, 2024

The McCallum senior robotics team consisting of Jesse Silverman, Henry Holmes, Felix Murdock and Zane Wiggins is competing in the VEX world championship this weekend in Dallas. The team qualified for Worlds...

Lafayette hosts Special Olympics for student-athletes, community

By Vedha Inampudi and Natalie Soest May 7, 2024

Lafayette students pair up with athletes from all over the community to compete in the 2024 Special Olympics. The event was comprised of 262 athletes and over 450 volunteers. Volunteers hosted games and...

Video | Sharpie and Paper Mate Launch New Products at SXSW

By Sara Gelrud, Gulliver Preparatory May 7, 2024

This story was originally published on The Raider Voice on April 30, 2024.

PTSA Hosts Annual Petting Zoo

By Bella Yi, WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL - Austin May 6, 2024

This story was originally published on Westwood Horizon on April 29, 2024.

VIDEO: Frank D. Alexander positively influencing HHS one substitute teacher at a time

By Renna Eimer, Hudson High School May 3, 2024

This story was originally published on The Explorer on May 1, 2024. 

MHSNews | Marquette Hosts Bring Your Kid to Work Day

By Lani Hines, Marquette High School May 3, 2024

On April 18th, Marquette hosted the nationwide Bring Your Kid To Work Day. MHS News spoke with multiple children throughout the day to explore all the fun they were having in the high school. This story...

Spirit Central grows from humble beginnings to booming business

By Jack Debes, Mason Bauman, Lance Schafer, and Madison Watts April 30, 2024

From a simple storage closet to a supported insert, the school store has had a journey stretching over at least sixteen years. It started out being entirely student run, to being a faculty supported part...

MHSNews | Making Art at the Manchester Makers Mart

By Myles Edgington, Marquette High School April 30, 2024

At Schroeder Park, the Manchester Parks, Recreation, and Arts Department hosted the Manchester Makers Mart to celebrate Earth Day. The event featured a variety of vendors, businesses, and artists to highlight...

Securing screens

By Carley Bailey and Nathan Buroker April 18, 2024

This story was originally published on The Catalyst on April 15, 2024. 

MHSNews | Science Bowl Team Buzzes Competition

By Jack Favazza, Marquette High School April 17, 2024

The Science Bowl team recently qualified for the national championship after winning the Missouri regional competition. The team, sponsored by Dr. Cathy Farrar, science teacher, comprises four seniors...

MHSNews | Duo Dogs Visit Special Olympics

By Elliott Jorgensen, Marquette High School April 12, 2024

Duo Dogs Touch Therapy visited the third annual MHS Special Olympics. The dogs interacted with athletes, buddies and volunteers. This story was originally published on Marquette Messenger on April 10,...

Staring into the sun

By Samir Shaik and Cindy Phung April 12, 2024

This story was originally published on Pathfinder on April 10, 2024.

Community reflects on impact of vinyl shop

By Lylah Kimberlin, Lafayette High School April 9, 2024

Despite current forms of streaming music, some people decide to return to vinyl, an older form of music. Many vinyl collectors enjoy the physicality of vinyl and think the sound is richer than streamed...

Students, teachers view solar eclipse

By Aidan Lia, Daniel Pearl Magnet High School April 9, 2024

With protective glasses in hand, students rushed out of their period three classes at 11:07 a.m to view the solar eclipse. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that nobody wanted to miss. “The fact...

MHSNews | She Kills Monsters: Building the Mountain

By Angel DiSalvo, Marquette High School March 28, 2024

Students gathered to build part of the set on Saturday, March 9, for the spring play, "She Kills Monsters." Participating students are required to put in six hours total of set building time per show....

First Boys Volleyball Team Finally Hits the Court

By Henry Sartain, Wentzville Liberty High School March 28, 2024

This spring, Liberty has officially added a new sport to the season: boys volleyball. After a long, and difficult process, the school was finally able to get the green light to officially coach our own...

New 87 foot mural brightens Fine Arts Building

By Alex Edwards and Austin Ikard March 25, 2024

After returning from winter break, students walking through the Fine Arts Hall may have noticed a new piece of art accompanying them on their walk. This 87-foot mural, which features a bulldog surrounded...

Redhawks make their mark during Women’s History Month

By Joaquin Perez, Liberty High School - TX March 25, 2024

For some fans of basketball, there isn’t a difference between men's and women's basketball. But when it comes to revenue and popularity, the difference is major.  According to the World Sports...

Doing Coffee Just Right

March 22, 2024

This story was originally published on AHSneedle on March 21, 2024.

Changing Lives One Bag At A Time!

By Kylie Lancaster, Brunswick High School March 22, 2024

This story was originally published on Garnet & Gold Gazette on March 19, 2024.

STEMming the tide: A look into the Women in STEM Club

By Emily Early, Parkway West High School March 19, 2024

This story was originally published on Pathfinder on March 14, 2024.

MHSNews | Child Development Program Connects with MHS Community

By Lydia Lange, Marquette High School March 14, 2024

Marquette High School's Child Development class provides new, hands-on learning experiences for students and connections throughout the school community. Teachers and student share their connections to...

Chemistry teacher’s sneeze ban becomes classroom game, inside joke

By Julia Dean, Lafayette High School March 11, 2024

Starting as a silly "no sneezing" rule to introduce students to his personality, science teacher Craig Wideman integrated a sneeze bucket as a way add humor to his classes. The sneeze bucket challenges...

MHSNews | Local Businesses Support Environmentally Friendly Behavior

By Myles Edgington, Marquette High School March 7, 2024

As concerns over environmental issues grow, a greater need for eco-friendly behavior is created. We talked to local businesses in the St. Louis area that pride themselves on doing their part to secure...

Buckeye Youth Council Senior Project Brings Art and Life Back to the Community

By Kevin Reinhardt and Gabby Comer March 7, 2024

Gabby Comer goes into the community to see Caleb Balos and Latom Kpea's senior project for the Buckeye Youth Council. They collaborated to create an art walk for down town Buckeye, Arizona community to...

Hockey teams wins second straight state title

By Luke Koenig, De Smet Jesuit High School March 6, 2024

For the second season in a row, the hockey team has won the Challenge Cup marking the 16th win in the program’s 53-year history and their first time repeating in 24 years. Last Friday at Centene Ice...

At the home of the Alamo, girls’ basketball becomes unforgettable

By Wingspan Staff, Liberty High School - TX March 5, 2024

The odds were stacked against the Redhawks as they took on the state’s top ranked 5A team: Mansfield Timberview. A team that was on a 37-game winning streak. A team with just one loss. A team...

Just Routine

By Drew Newlin and Jack Grimison March 5, 2024

Sophomore Grace Murphy chalks up her hands and takes another long look at the high bar. For 20 minutes, she’s been attempting to nail down the execution of the Gienger skill, where she swings around...

Missouri History Museum uses hands-on experience for latest exhibit

By Vedha Inampudi and Sam Walowitz March 5, 2024

The Missouri History Museum opened a new exhibit called Coloring STL in August of 2022. It explores St.Louis's architectural history by enlisting the community to draw and color all over the walls. The...

Laumeier Sculpture Park helps connect art, nature

By Jack Robeson, Lafayette High School March 4, 2024

Laumeier Sculpture Park is a free park filled with sculptures from artists all over the world. With different exhibitions each spring and fall, Laumeier is constantly changing. Laumeier also offers opportunities...

Wildcat Preschool teaches skills, builds connections

By Aly Dusing, Juliet Payton, and Fernando Calvillo-Morales March 1, 2024

This story was originally published on Wildcat Chronicle on February 29, 2024.

MHSNews | Skateport Plaza Offers Hangout Spot for All Ages

By Angel DiSalvo, Marquette High School March 1, 2024

Skateport Plaza, located at 408 Weidman Rd, Manchester, MO 63011, has been running since 1991. It is a wonderful place for people of all ages to skate and socialize in a welcoming environment. This story...

The Young Birders Club

By Divya Pabba and Melody Xu February 27, 2024

This story was originally published on InFocus on February 15, 2024.

MHSNews | Geometry In Construction Builds Tiny Home

By Elliott Jorgensen, Marquette High School February 19, 2024

The Geometry In Construction class has been at MHS for 6 years. This year is their first time building a Tiny Home. Eureka High school had a custom-made trailer which is what the house is built upon. The...

Breaking the Gender Gap with the FHN Girls Robotics Team

By Kate Vernon, Francis Howell North High School February 19, 2024

In this video, Girls Robotics members Savanna Degenhartt and Aaliyah White go into depth about how having this all-girls team is important and what makes this program so special, while  Sponsor Mike Green...

The halls are alive / with the sound of music

By Emily Ziajor and Karidja Monjolo February 16, 2024

This story was originally published on Wildcat Chronicle on February 14, 2024.

Pickleball: Bringing People of Different Ages Together

By Henry Leins and Vincent Wong February 16, 2024

This story was originally published on InFocus on November 30, 2023.

Film student Liam McCoy excels in school video program

By Natasha Torkzaban, Mimi Rosado, Danny Phalen, and Bryndal Hoover February 14, 2024

60 degrees Fahrenheit with a 50% chance of rain is how senior Liam McCoy introduced the weather every morning to Langston Hughes Elementary School in fifth grade.   McCoy dabbled in video...

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