Hiawatha community jobs for teens
By the time you’re reading this, school will finally be out. But you might be wondering “What am I going to do with all of this free time?” Well I’ve got the perfect solution for you: a summer job.
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HHS Journalism student places third at state
Hiawatha High School Journalism Senior Student Isabel Burnos placed third at the Kansas Scholastic Press Association (KSPA) State Contest. Burnos submitted her article in the Review Writing category. There were over 1,300 entries among 80 different schools and 26 different categories.
Preparing for life after high school
For Class of 2025 seniors, graduation is nearing and high school is coming to an end. Many individuals have a post-secondary plan, but some aren’t sure yet. Whichever person you are, there is a world of options and opportunities beyond high school. There are many ways to spend your summer as you can spend it preparing for college or prioritizing your happiness by making memories and living in the moment.
How Online Media ruined our social skills, and mental health over the years
There has been a rise in online media such as TikTok, Instagram, SnapChat, Facebook, online video games, etc. These platforms have made many lives easier to communicate with family and friends. When Covid-19 hit, the whole world changed. People couldn’t go outside without a mask and were told to just stay inside. The pandemic forced kids to stay inside and do online school and many adults lost their jobs.
Staying in shape during the winter
Pauly Rockey The Hawk-Eye With the dark, cold winter days coming, it’s difficult to remind yourself that your body needs care. As an athlete myself, I understand that it’s challenging…
The importance of Transgender Awareness Month
November is the month of transgender awareness.
How to pick a college
For most people, picking a college is a tough decision.
Hiawatha’s Maple Leaf Sculptures: A work of art and heart
Maple leaves descending down from trees for this year’s autumn is nothing new for Hiawatha.