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Picture all Lansing public school students going to any college in Michigan, for four years, FREE!!! If the Kewadin Laning, comes to Lansing, that could be a possibility. Two percent of all the gaming revenue would go towards a scholarship for all Lansing public schools.
“I think it’s great that future graduates could possibly get a chance to go to school for free,” senior Tyler Brown.
Joe Eitrem, Sault St. Marie tribe chairmen and Mayor Virg Bernaro announced in a press conference on Monday, January 23rd that a casino (the Kewadin Lansing) …
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AlecXis Glass
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Come September, students could be headed to class with a very different kind of textbook. If the trials go well, all students will be using Kindle Fires or Asus tablets instead of textbooks. This spring, Mary Bahl, Everett’s specialized media technician, hopes to have a pilot program in two classes to decide which option is better, Kindle Fires or Asus tablets and if this plan will be in effect soon.
“Then we hope to have the Kindles or tablets in place when school starts in the fall,” said Bahl. “Students …
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There are many classes at Everett high school, but one class people don’t know that much about is Graphic Print and Technology. Graphic Print and Technology is a class where students get to make things like T-shirts, hoodies, coffee cups, key chains, stickers, and many more things. It’s class where the teachers show you what you’re doing and how to work the machines and then you create what you want.
” [It's] a class to make students more aware of the career choices in the graphic industry. Students are given hands …
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Mariah Wells
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Around this time every year the students in Lothar Konietzko’s Economics class participate in a project called Acme Designer Shoes. In this project they are given a layout of a shoe or they may choose one from the internet it they like. This shoe project displays how sole proprietorship (working in a group) works and what it consists of. In the process of designing the shoe, the students must choose a logo, the pricing, business partners, the manufacturer, and also financing. In the group they must choose one shoe …
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AlecXis Glass
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On May 11th, Everett seniors will get preview of America’s “Sin City”, Las Vegas. Seniors chose to celebrate prom at Eagle Eye in Bath, Michigan. However, none of this comes without a price. Have you noticed the display of baked goods and candy after school every Wednesday and Thursday? Maybe you stopped and bought a couple cupcakes, but do you know where the money’s going and who made the cupcakes? The senior class is responsible for this weekly fundraising in an effort to raise money for prom. Some seniors …
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Victoria Smith
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Head of the performing arts department Mr. Allen was more than pleased with the musical Chicago and the performance the actors put on. He could not stress how proud he was of the kids.
“I thought the show was exceptional, the kids did a fantastic job”, said Allen.
When asked what junior Amber Love an actor in the musical thought she too thought the play went well.
“We did a good job with the resources given”, and added “I’m just thankful for the people and the cast who showed up until the …
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Jeff Kocab was an officer for the Tampa Bay Police Department, who was shot and killed on June 5, 2010. He was well known and well loved by many people, and made a difference in his community. He also was an Everett grad, class of ‘96. Everett honored him March 15 for his accomplishments and putting his life on the line for the sake of his community.
Board member Rachel Lewis graduated from Everett in 2006, and is the daughter of an officer in active duty. She also an …
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Its never too early to start preparing for college & Junior Haley Fuhrman is proof of it. Haley is volunteering for the Cedar Street Cleanup. A community service project in which participants cleanup Cedar Street.
When asked what made her want to do a project like the Cedar Street Cleanup Furhman said, “It will look good on my future college applications.”
Haley is right, college and universities are taking into consideration more than good grades and nice ACT/SAT scores. Community service also plays a huge factor.
Thats not the only reason Furhman wants …
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Dejana Puranovic
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On February 28th there was a Banquet held at Pattengill Middle School for Hope Scholars. The whole Lansing school district of Hope Scholars, 6-12th grades got together to prepare for their senior year and how to get ready for college financially.
“It’s an annual event that brings together schools, families and hope,” said Hope Scholar coordinator Dr. Dalton.
Over 300 scholars showed to the event.
“Everett was well represented,” said Dalton.
There was a lot of food and many speeches were made by the mayor of Lansing, school officials, and representatives of Lansing …










