By: Avery Clayton This year’s volleyball team had a fantastic season finishing with a 15-1 record. Their only loss was to Summit Country Day, who they beat in the MVC championship game. “I definitely thought the team meshed well together,” Coach Snyder said. “I knew early on that we were going to be a very competitive team just watching how everyone kind of stepped up … Continue reading “It was kinda hard to stop us”
By: Winnie Brennan, Ariana Chaudhry, Avery Clayton, Campbell Coyne, Anika Kakar, and Tess Nelson. Buss. On god. Drippy. Hits Different. Slay. Do you know these words? You may hear them in the hallways, during lunch, and around campus, but do you understand what they mean? Modern slang constantly evolves to make new terms and new ways of saying things. For this article, several teachers and … Continue reading Modern Slang
Girls Soccer Team Improves to 7-3-2 “I feel as if every day we are getting better,” Coach Hanley said about the middle school girls soccer team in an interview on September 15th. So far, this season, the Middle school girls soccer team has a record of 7-3-2. The team captains, Layla Young and Charleigh Hayes feel good about their game record, as well as their … Continue reading “We All Work Together”
“This year’s season has had its ups and downs,” said Mr. Marsan, the Middle School soccer coach. The boys soccer team has won many games, losing only two, both of which were against Mariemont. The current record for the boys is 6-2-1. They started the season a little rocky, but they have won many games since. “We are starting to get better as a team and … Continue reading Boys Soccer Prepares for Playoffs
New Seven Hills math teacher expresses his passion for teaching and ties. “I’ve always enjoyed teaching, and I realize everything I have done in my life always involved math,” Mr. English said in an interview on September 7. Mr. English is a new mathematics teacher in the Seven Hills Middle School. He currently teaches Algebra and Geometry. He has been a classroom teacher for 6 … Continue reading “Every Year I’m a Different Teacher”
