New Palestine High School welcomes a brand new face to its art department this year: Rachel Long, a highly experienced educator who brings enthusiasm and creativity into the classroom. After years of teaching at the intermediate level, she chose to once again step into the high school level for the first time since 2009, and […]
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By Lilly Buist / Editor in chief, Johnathon Shaffer / Sports editor and Nathaniel Morris / Staff writer The last class to complete seventh and eighth grade in the current NPJH building will be the class of 2030, according to a message shared via ParentSquare on March 11. Fifth grade students will return to the […]
Continue ReadingBy Johnathon Shaffer / Sports Editor NPHS, and the district as a whole, spends a lot of its budget on improving the schools’ infrastructure, facilities, and technology. This can sometimes make teachers feel like they’ve been left in the dust, and as if they aren’t the focus of the school, as the primary purpose of […]
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By Johnathon Shaffer / Sports editor and Abby Journay / Staff Writer Essential skills teacher Cara Westerman has been working in New Palestine for eleven years, starting the NPHS essential skills program. When the HMSES — the county-wide program — disbanded in 2016, Westerman initiated a new and stable regimen for the students that otherwise […]
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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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