By Shayla Crow Imagine a call or an email saying that your class is able to perform at the presidential inauguration. This would be a huge performance that only a few schools have gotten the chance to do. Since COVID-19 started, it has been taking away multiple opportunities but also giving some for some people….
By Zach Gullion The Internet has become a staple in the households of the middle class and beyond as more and more residents work from home. With the current pandemic, eLearning has become a common way to continue education with students who are quarantined. However, many students are disadvantaged due to the very thing meant…
By Ava Reagan Earlier this year, changes were made to Delta High School’s schedule to better benefit those who are quarantined and those who are attending in-person. Time in class became shorter, with it being 40 minutes per day instead of 49, the removal of Student Resource Time (SRT), and ending earlier than before. When…
By BreiAnna Wesley This year has been weird for everyone. Freshman year can already be difficult and then you add a pandemic. “I was expecting for it to be a mess the first few months of school, but I thought it would get better but it hasn’t and we’re still in the same problem,” freshman…
By Linus Weimer You see them every day at school but you don’t know their names. In fact, you don’t know anything about them at all. According to Tyce Stebbins, Director of Building and Grounds / Project Manager, there are multiple different contractors. These include the demolition crew, general contractor, a company that purchases the…
By Abby Rouse After hours of gazing at the computer screen not knowing how she is going to get through the next hours and days, she is lost. When looking at all the x’s and y’s in the algebra problem she gets a rushed feeling of being overwhelmed. “It’s been awful because of Covid,” sophomore…
By Eleni Bow Imagine being granted a position you’ve been yearning for all your high school career. However, a realization sweeps over you – you’re not in school anymore, are you even able to participate? This is what was bouncing around in Allison Wright’s mind as she earned the position of a drum major. The…
By Nathan Sites We all have heard of a service dog, but do we know what the animal does, or the story behind one of the animals? Sophomore BreiAnna Wesley, the only person in Delta High School with a service animal, has had a service animal for more than a year. BreiAnna said that when…
By Gaige Winchester The room is dark, aside from the dull gray light seeping in through the windows on a cool fall day. Everyone in the class is silent aside from one voice. Thirty students, all concentrated on one story. Mr. Trehearne’s Shoestring Story. As the chemistry expert tells it, while teaching at Pendleton Heights…
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