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Senior Abigail Allen becoming E.I.C. Photo by Anne Smith
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Dancing through life: forming connections with self expression
NPHS dance class practicing. Photo by Abby Journay / Crimson Messenger
Continue ReadingDancing through life: forming connections with self expression
By Mackenzie Arthur / Staff writer With a wide variety of classes, students are given the opportunity to select classes that allow them to express themselves. One of these classes is the dance class. “It means a lot because you get to meet a lot of new people and you get to have a lot […]
Continue ReadingS.L.E.D. assists in the battle for mental health
By: Alivia Stamps/ Business Manager The S.L.E.D. (Saving Lives Every Day) Corporation is a local nonprofit organization that brings profound positive change for those who are considered undeserved; marginalized; justice impacted and formerly incarcerated. “Our goal is to discover a vision; interpret a mission and disseminate a strategy that will afford everyone their God given […]
Continue ReadingA school that CARES
By: Lily Amback/Opinion Editor and Pax Bilinski The care closet located by the photo of the homecoming king and queen. Lily Amback / Crimson Messenger In New Palestine, around 5.75% of households live underneath the poverty line. To compare, NPHS has close to 1,230 kids, meaning around 71 kids in NPHS don’t make enough money […]
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A school that CARES
Written by: Lily Amback / News & Opinion editor and Pax Bilinski / Opinion & News editor In New Palestine, around 5.75% of households live underneath the poverty line. To compare, NPHS has close to 1,230 kids, meaning around 71 kids in NPHS don’t make enough money to buy everything they need. To combat this, […]
Continue ReadingWe the People advances to the state competition
By: Samantha Neidlinger/staff writer We the People after receiving third place at the regional competition. Photo by Madonna McGovern / Crimson Messenger We the People is a nationally recognized program that teaches students about the U.S. Constitution, government, and the importance of civic engagement. Through research, collaboration, and competition, students learn how American democracy works […]
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Ransdell and Redmon win homecoming court
By Lilly Buist / editor in chief Seniors Jayme Ransdell and Aiden Redmon have been planning to run for homecoming court for years. On Oct. 3, the duo was crowned homecoming king and queen, culminating a plan they’ve had throughout their high school careers. Although Ransdell and Redmon had been thinking about running for homecoming […]
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“Dreamland” takes the stage
By Lilly Buist / Editor in chief and Mackenzie Arthur / staff writer The NPHS musical “Dreamland” was generally unknown to students. With the theater department previously producing more well-known musicals such as “The Addams Family,” students were unsure what to expect this year. However, we can safely say that this musical was a phenomenal […]
Continue ReadingNPHS choral department starts the year on the right foot
By Mackenzie Arthur / Staff writer With a mix of new and returning choir members, putting together a concert in nine weeks can be a difficult task. However, members were able to complete this task successfully with the help of their leadership. The NPHS choirs performed their fall spectacular on Sept. 30. Concert choir, Diamond […]
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