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Mead High School’s Student News

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The counseling office at Mead High School has a lot of resources for students looking to find scholarships.

“How Are You Doing Today?”: MHS counseling podcast gives students an opportunity to hear from professional speakers

Skylar Whalen, Editor-in-Chief April 22, 2021

The Mead High Counseling Department officially has its own podcast available on all major media platforms, according to an email sent out on Wednesday, April 21. It is titled, "How Are You Doing Today?"...

 A string of banners representing various colleges lines the counseling office.

Being prepared for college is more than performing well on tests and earning high grades

Brenna Gant, Writer April 14, 2021

As seniors take their final steps in their high school years, it’s clear to see that many struggle to understand the required tasks that help us to become independent in the real world. Graduating...

Its best to get started on college admissions as early as possible.

The college application process can feel strenuous, but it doesn’t have to be

Adah McMillan, Copy and Design Editor March 12, 2021

The college application process is long and confusing, especially if you don’t have any older siblings in college to show you the way. This is the case with me, and I felt like I had no idea what I was...

Jessica Cooper (21) looks forward to starting at CSU to work towards a career as a criminal prosecutor.

Where are they going?: Jessica Cooper

Joya Haskin, Managing Editor February 1, 2021

Senior Jessica Cooper (‘21) has worked hard all four years of her high school career to make it to and through her senior year. Cooper plans on attending Colorado State University (CSU) and majoring...

Senior Kohley Longmeyer poses with her horses.

Where are they going?: Kohley Longmeyer

Kassidy Trembath, Editor in Chief March 4, 2020

When most students think about their high school experience, it is likely they have regrets -- things they wish they did differently. That might be true for most, but it is not for Kohley Longmeyer. She...

Scholarships are a difficult thing, but there are simpler options out there.

Need a scholarship?

Arizona Lee, Editor-in-Chief October 31, 2019

WARNING: I did look into these scholarships as much as I possibly could, but make sure any scholarships you are applying for are not scams. If they ask you for money to apply for the scholarship or are...

Senior Sam Bell agrees that freshman should think twice before committing to AP. She said “I took an AP class freshman year because I felt forced by my middle school teachers. I ended up getting a one on the exam and it ruined my self confidence for AP classes for a while. But then I scored a 5 on a different AP test later on when I felt more prepared.”

Why Freshmen should think twice about taking AP classes

The Mav Editorial Board September 5, 2019

This is The Mav’s first editorial, a piece written on behalf of the publication’s editors about an issue they feel is important and have an agreed upon stance. We chose this editorial topic as our...

Fox signs her commitment letter in the Mead High auditorium.

Senior Peyton Fox commits to Colorado State University Pueblo for soccer

Marina Goter, Editor-in-Chief November 15, 2018

Ever since Peyton was little, she had a love for the soccer field. As she grew older, this passion for soccer only grew. Through then and up until now, Peyton has not only played soccer for Mead High...

Girl Talk Episode 4: Should I go to college?, Mike Pence controversy, and whats the deal with feminism?! I just dont get it

Girl Talk Episode 4: “Should I go to college?”, Mike Pence controversy, and “what’s the deal with feminism?! I just don’t get it”

Anna Hergert and Clairissa Estes September 21, 2018

Click play for the newest installment of the 2018-2019 school year's Girl Talk podcast.  This week's guest is junior Clairissa Estes. Special thanks to photo editor Aiden Owen for recording...

Where are they going?; Ryan LaVanchy

Where are they going?; Ryan LaVanchy

Kelly Shields, Editor May 9, 2018

With graduation a mere two weeks away, seniors finalize their plans for after high school, and prepare to take the next big step in their lives. Senior and football star Ryan LaVanchy informs The...

Where are they going?; Jordan Steele

Where are they going?; Jordan Steele

Paige Reorda, Editor February 12, 2018

Before we know it, graduation will be here! The senior class of 2018 will be graduating on May 26th, and begin a brand new chapter of their lives. Jorden Steele gives us a glimpse of his life after high...

 A string of banners representing various colleges lines the counseling office.

Professors from different colleges share their grading policies

Kassidy Trembath, Editor in Chief December 16, 2017

The following is the 4th segment in a series meant to explore the 80/20 grading policy at Mead High School. Stay tuned for more installments. If you have not yet read the first segment describing why...

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