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Art teacher, Julie Makely, poses for a photo with art she plans to take to the Boulder Art Fair.
Budget balance
Shouting out louder than the crowd Libby Berry(12) participates in the ICE protest. She along with many others decided to take a stand and skip school to protest. “I just think it impacted me in a way to see like how people can stand up for those who can’t stand up for themselves,” Berry said.
Separated by law
One of the 12 Flock cameras in Superior identified by The Mix. Data from cameras like these in the city of Boulder were searched by U.S. Customs and Border Protection in 2025.
Watched and surveilled
Artificial Intelligence is changing the face of education whether we like it or not.
Prisoners of our own devices
Helena Dube (12) sits in Boulder, Colorado on NCAR’s research facility campus. She has become increasing worried at the possibility of the federal government closing NCAR in the near future.
Cause for alarm
Marquis Payne (12) used to play it off when people would say the n-word to him. As he's gotten older, he's much less tolerant of the word's use.
More than just a word
Scott Culver (11) edits his latest video project for KYOT. In spite of the physical limitations cerebral palsy has imposed on his life, Culver has found success as a video editor and sports reporter.
Crushing Perceptions
For Quinten Ortega (12), thrifting is more than finding the right fit. It's about saving the environment.
Stortega
Andie Wilkerson (11) has struggled with ADHD his entire life. The disorder is much more complicated than most perceive.
Behind the mind
Callie Truman (12) released her newest EP “UNSPOKEN” in the fall of 2025. Songs in this EP encompass the emotions and vulnerability of being teenager.
Unspoken
Sienna Williams (11) has set records for the girls basketball team.
The future’s calling
Gregory Maxwell wins the Unified state wrestling title on Feb. 21 at Ball Arena.
Pinning state
Caden Coveney (11) practices serving volleyball against the wall outside of school.
Tenacity to talent
Avery Kennedy (12) enhances last basketball season as the only remaining senior playing
Senior Spotlight
OPINION: The Sean Payton effect
OPINION: The Sean Payton effect
The extensive usage of the N-word in school is inappropriate. Students need to acknowledge the word's history, instead of being blinded by their ignorance.
STAFF EDITORIAL: Etched in the walls
OPINION: State of separation
OPINION: State of separation
OPINION: Controlled news
OPINION: Controlled news
OPINION: Clear tracks
OPINION: Clear tracks
OPINION: Media Manipulation
OPINION: Media Manipulation
Which Gossip Girl character are you most like?
Which Gossip Girl character are you most like?
What State Capital Building Are You?
What State Capital Building Are You?
Which Dance Moms Kid are you?
Which Dance Moms Kid are you?
The Murder of Shanda Sharer
The horrific kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart
Which Gossip Girl character are you most like?
Which Gossip Girl character are you most like?
What State Capital Building Are You?
What State Capital Building Are You?
Which Dance Moms Kid are you?
Which Dance Moms Kid are you?
How green are you?
Which Shrek character are you?
The Murder of Shanda Sharer
The horrific kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart
The Disappearance of Brandon Swanson
Preferred Photographers
Preferred Photographers
Senior Photos: Everything you need to know
Senior Photos: Everything you need to know
Upload your senior photo HERE
Upload your senior photo HERE
Order your Senior Baby Ads HERE
Order your Senior Baby Ads HERE
Yearbook Name Change Request
Yearbook Name Change Request
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Marquis Payne (12) used to play it off when people would say the n-word to him. As he's gotten older, he's much less tolerant of the word's use.
More than just a word
The use of n-word has impact on students
By Julia Abair, Aaliyah Currier, Rachel Larsen, and Oakley Lloyd • May 13, 2026

Latest
The extensive usage of the N-word in school is inappropriate. Students need to acknowledge the word's history, instead of being blinded by their ignorance.
STAFF EDITORIAL: Etched in the walls
Unforgivable actions live on through misuse of N-word
By Aaliyah Currier • April 15, 2026
Scott Culver (11) edits his latest video project for KYOT. In spite of the physical limitations cerebral palsy has imposed on his life, Culver has found success as a video editor and sports reporter.
Crushing Perceptions
Junior faces misconceptions revolving around Cerebral Palsy
By Lydia Greves, Abby Prescott, Salma Schalhamer, Dillon Lewis, and Riley Wood • April 14, 2026
For Quinten Ortega (12), thrifting is more than finding the right fit. It's about saving the environment.
Stortega
Senior embraces thrifting in attempt to combat fast fashion and bring back style
By Abbey Elalouf, Leah Franke, Viv Potash, and Noah Atkin • April 13, 2026
Andie Wilkerson (11) has struggled with ADHD his entire life. The disorder is much more complicated than most perceive.
Behind the mind
Neurodivergent students navigate school and personal lives
By Ben Lehman, Chloe Blair, Leah Franke, and Allison Swett • April 11, 2026
News
Art teacher, Julie Makely, poses for a photo with art she plans to take to the Boulder Art Fair.
Budget balance
Decreased enrollment causes decline in art funding
By Taylor Spalding • April 8, 2026
Shouting out louder than the crowd Libby Berry(12) participates in the ICE protest. She along with many others decided to take a stand and skip school to protest. “I just think it impacted me in a way to see like how people can stand up for those who can’t stand up for themselves,” Berry said.
Separated by law
As Ice instills fear upon millions of people, students speak up
By Abbey Elalouf, Aaliyah Currier, Oakley Lloyd, and Noah Atkin • April 2, 2026
One of the 12 Flock cameras in Superior identified by The Mix. Data from cameras like these in the city of Boulder were searched by U.S. Customs and Border Protection in 2025.
Watched and surveilled
Boulder Police surveillance database searched by U.S. Customs and Border Protection
By Matthew Spratlin • March 30, 2026
Artificial Intelligence is changing the face of education whether we like it or not.
Prisoners of our own devices
BVSD bans ChatGPT due to new safety concerns
By Chloe Blair, Paige Duff, Opal Grimes, and Molly Lear • March 24, 2026
Culture
Marquis Payne (12) used to play it off when people would say the n-word to him. As he's gotten older, he's much less tolerant of the word's use.
More than just a word
The use of n-word has impact on students
By Julia Abair, Aaliyah Currier, Rachel Larsen, and Oakley Lloyd • May 13, 2026
Scott Culver (11) edits his latest video project for KYOT. In spite of the physical limitations cerebral palsy has imposed on his life, Culver has found success as a video editor and sports reporter.
Crushing Perceptions
Junior faces misconceptions revolving around Cerebral Palsy
By Lydia Greves, Abby Prescott, Salma Schalhamer, Dillon Lewis, and Riley Wood • April 14, 2026
For Quinten Ortega (12), thrifting is more than finding the right fit. It's about saving the environment.
Stortega
Senior embraces thrifting in attempt to combat fast fashion and bring back style
By Abbey Elalouf, Leah Franke, Viv Potash, and Noah Atkin • April 13, 2026
Andie Wilkerson (11) has struggled with ADHD his entire life. The disorder is much more complicated than most perceive.
Behind the mind
Neurodivergent students navigate school and personal lives
By Ben Lehman, Chloe Blair, Leah Franke, and Allison Swett • April 11, 2026
Sports
Sienna Williams (11) has set records for the girls basketball team.
The future’s calling
Junior Sienna Williams navigates love for basketball as career becomes more serious
By Paige Duff • April 5, 2026
Gregory Maxwell wins the Unified state wrestling title on Feb. 21 at Ball Arena.
Pinning state
Non-stop training and discipline prepares senior for wrestling competitions
By Aine Egbert and Bri Richwine • March 27, 2026
Caden Coveney (11) practices serving volleyball against the wall outside of school.
Tenacity to talent
Self-taught sophomore turns his newfound passion into dream for future
By Darby Merkel and Allison Swett • March 18, 2026
Avery Kennedy (12) enhances last basketball season as the only remaining senior playing
Senior Spotlight
Avery Kennedy (12) enhances last basketball season as the only remaining senior playing
By Aine Egbert and Bri Richwine • March 8, 2026
Opinions
The extensive usage of the N-word in school is inappropriate. Students need to acknowledge the word's history, instead of being blinded by their ignorance.
STAFF EDITORIAL: Etched in the walls
Unforgivable actions live on through misuse of N-word
By Aaliyah Currier • April 15, 2026
OPINION: State of separation
OPINION: State of separation
Stop discounting entire regions of people
By Julia Abair • April 7, 2026
OPINION: Controlled news
OPINION: Controlled news
Politicians should not control the media
By Abby Prescott • April 4, 2026
OPINION: Clear tracks
OPINION: Clear tracks
Schools aren’t built for neurodivergence
By Chloe Blair • March 15, 2026
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By Claire Therond • March 11, 2026
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The National Center for Atmospheric Research is too important to our community and the globe to be shut down for mere political reasons. Here's our commentary.
OPINION: Save NCAR
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