Club Mo Returns
Ruby Cervantes and Lincoln Roch, Staff Writers
October 24, 2018
Monarch High School students are getting a new activity. Or is it an old one? The informal dance Club Mo will be returning Friday, Oct. 26 from 8:00-11:00 P.M. Students are encouraged to dress up in costumes for Halloween and tickets are $5 at the door. We talked to student council sponsor Mr. Tony Tolbert to give yo...
Pirate teachers surprise principal
Lincoln Roch, KYOT Producer
September 20, 2018
When Principal Mr. Neil Anderson was called to the MHS Library on Wednesday morning, he was a little concerned. However, as he walked through the doors his face burst into a gigantic smile. He saw his staff dressed as pirates. “Mr. Anderson said at the beginning of the year that we’re going to be pi...
Standing Up and Walking Out
Gwen McGarry and Claire Brache
April 4, 2018
Around 9:50 a.m. on March 14, 2018, students throughout the country stood up and walked out of the classroom. Some walked out surrounded by a large crowd of peers; some walked out alone. All of them walked out to show their support for the 17 victims from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. The shooti...
Making the School a Better Place
Tori Armitage, Web Editor in Chief
December 5, 2017
November can be busy for students. Winter sports are beginning, college application deadlines are approaching, and assignments are perpetually present as the last few tests of the semester occur in preparation for finals. Amongst the stress and hectic schedules, it can be easy to become pessimistic. ...
Game Tradition Ban Causes Controversy
Levi Wood and Emma Baziuk
September 8, 2017
Many students were dismayed to find that administration had banned the long-standing traditions of tailgating and standing on the spectator railings during future football games. The policy goes into effect starting Friday Sept. 8. Principal Neil Anderson sent out a voicemail on Sept. 6 to students and parents ...
How To Get a Summer Job
Tori Armitage, Web Editor in Chief
May 17, 2017
For the spring 2017 PTSO general meeting, a panel of seniors gave advice on how to get a summer job. Many seniors on the panel had been at their respective jobs for several years in a row. Though each gave some advice relevant to their particular industry- from restaurant work to retail- there were a fe...
The 2017 SupportMusic Merit Award
Sneha Varanasi, Culture Editor
May 9, 2017
The Monarch High School Music Department has a wide range of achievements. Their most recent success was being selected as a winner of the 2017 SupportMusic Merit Award after careful consideration of several factors. “It’s a recognition of really building a solid community for music education....
Prom Assembly
Bryan Dumpert, Staff Member
May 9, 2017
Even though the Prom assembly was two weeks before prom this year, it was still packed with exciting moments. It began like any other assembly, with the seniors leading the National Anthem for the rest of the school. Excitement was in the air as students looked on at the sports teams paraded around th...
Water is Life
Levi Wood, Opinions Editor
February 28, 2017
Peering past the the wispy white tear gas engulfing a mass of shadowy figures, native elders and water protectors, fighting for clean water stand, burning sage and beating drums that resonate the chest with determination. The crowd of people are facing officers positioned stagnantly behind a concrete ba...
School Favorite Mr. Wood is Retiring
Matt Keenan, Sports Editor
December 12, 2016
For more than 16 years, Dave Wood was the most recognized substitute teacher throughout the Monarch community, filling in for teachers throughout the school on nearly a daily basis. At the end of the fall semester, his stint will be coming to an end, however, as he recently announced his intent to retire....
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