School News
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SRO’s in the Building
By: Troy Fa’Atuai-McCuen According to Madison Gerdes article, “Policing in Schools” Student Resource Officers (SRO’s) are in around 42% of public schools and 10.9% are sworn in law officers. The SRO’s that are in schools across the country are there to help protect students from harm and to maintain order, safety, and security. But not anyone can just become an SRO. “SRO’s are carefully selected individuals,” said Culver Community Resource Officer Ryleigh Carr. An SRO goes through 4 years of special training. They have to be cooperative with children, de-escalate any situation, and think of what the best decision is to make during an emergency. These key factors aren’t the…
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The Editors
Every year a new group of students takes on the responsibility of recording the year in the newspaper and yearbook. Meet the students up for the challenge this year.
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New Phone Law Enforcement
By: Hazel Tomblin The state of Indiana created a new state law that forbids students from using wireless communication devices during instructional time. Instructional time is a time in which students are participating in an approved course, a curriculum, or an educationally related activity under the direction of a teacher. The state of Indiana created this law because there were major problems state-wide in schools of phone usage during class. Some teachers and students are thankful for this law. “Yes, without being on our devil devices during class we are starting to become more like real humans. It has been fantastic,” said history teacher Kyle Klinge. “I really appreciate how…
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Homecoming Court 2024
By: Bre Hamilton Homecoming court at Culver Community is something for each grade. Each year, 2 boys and 2 girls from grades 9 through 11 and 3 boys and 3 girls from the senior class get voted anonymously by their classmates to represent their grade. However, only the senior class gets an opportunity to be crowned homecoming queen or king. Mrs. Haidee Temme has been in charge of homecoming court for the last 11 years and enjoys being in charge of homecoming court. “What I enjoy most about Homecoming court is seeing the kids all dressed up and enjoying it. I love when classes choose different students each year,” said…
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Senior Paper 2024
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Johnson for the Save
On the first day back to school in 2024, Culver Community High/ Middle school found itself under a bomb threat. This threat required all students be evacuated. When all students were sent to the elementary school, the majority of the staff were given jobs and helped organize the chaos. One of these chaotic jobs was held by the director of the cafeteria Mrs.Gretchen Johnson.
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What to do about the Cheer Block?
Having a small school means having a small cheer block. So what can be done to grow its size?
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Under Construction
Having projects in a school can have a big impact on the students, staff, and sporting events. When problems arise, supervisors and directors have to find solutions.
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It’s Research Paper Time!
This semester, the junior class has been hands deep in the making of their research papers. Mrs. Fobert assigned the topic of cold cases that have impacted American culture or the justice system while Mrs. Stacy assigned the question, is it constitutional….. or not?
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Prom Season has Arrived
Prom is approaching quickly, so be sure to purchase a ticket from the bookstore ASAP.
