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By Mackenzie Arthur / staff writer The 2025 New Palestine Marching Dragons presented a show titled “A Method to the Madness.” The idea of “madness” in the show is telling the story of having so much drive for something that it takes over everything. Through three different movements, “A Method to the Madness” tells the […]
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Written by: Lily Amback / News & Opinion editor and Josiah Steele / Staff writer The Lilly Endowment Scholarship is one of the most rewarded scholarships that students can receive. It offers the recipient a full ride scholarship to any Indiana school of their choice. To apply for the scholarship, a student must write multiple […]
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By Lily Amback / News and Opinion Editor and Lydia Styf / Staff writer The week before school started, the only ASL teacher, Haley Padgett, quit for undisclosed personal reasons. However, there is an ever growing need for ASL teachers not just in New Palestine, but around the world. According to the World Health Organization […]
Continue ReadingBy Johnathon Shaffer / Sports Editor and Nathaniel Morris / Staff Writer During summer break, students get to relax and take a nice long vacation. People can often miss important events that happen in our world as they are on break. No worries if you missed the news over the summer, because our teachers will […]
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By Aubree Amback / Staff writer and Karlye Garard / Staff writer NPHS was robbed by three people, one of which was suspected to be carrying a potential firearm. They went from classroom to classroom looking for iPads and loose cash to steal. The robbers did not have a van or bags prior to entering […]
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By J.T. Koch / Spill editor and Mackenzie Arthur / Staff writer At the start of the school year, NPHS welcomed a new face in the visual arts hallway: Ryann Wroblewski. Wroblewski has a background in interior design and elementary art. This will be her fifth year teaching art. She has only taught at New […]
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By Nathan Morris / Staff writer and JT Koch / Spill editor Several weeks ago students heard a weird whirring sound outside of the building. It was a bit loud and a bit distracting, but it was here for good reason. That sound was a helicopter from Ascension St. Vincent. In case of a medical […]
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By Aubree Amback / Staff writer and Mackenzie Arthur / Staff writer This fall, the NPHS performing arts department will showcase “Dreamland,” written by Chris Miller and Nathan Tysen. The show is a Shakespeare Midsummer-inspired musical that follows a group of high school show choir students and their adventures in a top-secret military base. The […]
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By Lily Amback / News & Opinion Editor and Alivia Stamps / Business Manager Senior year is the crunch time for college applications. Throughout all years of high school, students are programmed to constantly think about colleges, trades and the military for their future career. To help move this process along, the counseling department has […]
Continue ReadingBy Lily Amback / News & Opinion Editor and Lydia Styf / Staff writer Since the start of the school year, President Donald Trump has signed a total of 21 executive orders. Some of the major directives include sending troops to D.C., cashless bail, and flag burning. On Aug. 11, Trump signed the order “Restoring Law […]
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