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Madeline Fiedler, News Editor
January 24, 2023
The Earth pales in comparison to the immeasurable cosmos we call the Universe. For as we look up, we watch our whole lives become a mere speck in the constant motion of infinity. Gazing upon the millions of stars, which gleam and glitter back at us, an overwhelming feeling encompasses each and every individual.
Study Hall: The Shocking Teacher
December 15, 2022
I feel a study hall has the opportunity to mesh together the different groups of students.
High School Students and Mental Health
December 9, 2022
Many teenagers struggle with stress, so it's essential to know how to help. The first step is to be able to recognize when a teenager is feeling stressed. It might be challenging for them to voice these feelings, so make sure to pay special attention and ask if they would like to talk about it.
What Could’ve Been: 2022 Tennessee Volunteers
December 8, 2022
Even though the Volunteers didn’t end up in the controversial top four that ultimately decides the College Football Playoff, they had a very good season that was riddled with challenges that became too much for Tennessee to overcome.
December 13, 2022
The Vernois News staff includes a vast range of students who participate in various activities throughout the campus and community.
Khaos Kage: Trouble in Paradise?
October 31, 2022
Historically, the Kage has been dominated by seniors. The Kage leader and helpers have been members of the current senior class and have been in charge of theme selection. However, this year, other classes have stepped up and decided to take more of a leadership role in the Kage. Juniors have proclaimed themselves to be leaders while Sophomores have attempted occupancy of the front rows at sporting events. The Freshmen class has done a good job of showing up, however, they aren’t very loud. As a result, Seniors' frustration is mounting.
2022-23, the school year without backpacks
October 6, 2022
MV’s facebook stated, ¨Beginning with the 22-23 school year, students are strongly encouraged to not bring backpacks or bags to school. However those who choose to must place the backpack/bag in the student assigned locker upon arrival. The backpack/bag must remain there through the instructional day.”
Dual Credit vs AP Opportunities at MV
May 4, 2022
However, according to College Board, only 22.5% of students who take an AP exam scored a 3 or higher on at least one exam.
Cam Meyer, Sports Editor
January 17, 2023 • No Comments
The Lady Rams are back-to-back Benton Christmas Classic Tournament Champions.
Recent Sports Stories
January 11, 2023
With this win, Georgia became just the third FBS team in the modern era to finish with an undefeated regular season record and top it all off with a National Championship crown, following behind the 2020 LSU Tigers and the 2018 Clemson Tigers.
December 12, 2022
Within the past year MV’s wrestling team has received more recognition than they have in previous years before. Most of this can be credited to Coach Alejandro Wajner and his efforts to advertise wrestling.
December 8, 2022
Even though the Volunteers didn’t end up in the controversial top four that ultimately decides the College Football Playoff, they had a very good season that was riddled with challenges that became too much for Tennessee to overcome.
January 27, 2023
Several MV Seniors recently sat down with Vernois News to explain their thoughts about their last semester of high school.
Mr. Ryan Holden Takes on Science at MV
January 6, 2023
One of these new teachers is Mr. Ryan Holden, MV's 3rd-year teacher. Mrs. Chelci Holden is also a teacher at M. She is a music teacher in the G-Wing. They have a daughter named Rylee Jo.
MV’s Tiffany Gentles enjoys teaching TLC program
December 12, 2022
If Mrs. Gentles could change one thing about being a teacher, it would be “making it mandatory that every classroom needs a coffee maker. Kidding but really not. To be honest, I think teachers need more time to focus on things that matter. Things that will impact a student's life in a positive way to set them up for a successful future and less time on things that have no bearing on who they are as a person or how they are as a student,” Mrs. Gentles stated.
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